Environment
Seattle Thinks It Knows Rain. Climate Change Begs to Differ.
A city known for precipitation may be unprepared for the flooding that climate change has in store.
By early spring, Seattleites are over the rain. Winter is a very long, very gray tunnel, during which the city sees most of its annual 150 wet days.
This is not surprising for anyone familiar with the Emerald City. What is surprising, though, is that a place synonymous with precipitation may not be prepared for the rain that’s coming.