The recent flooding across Washington has disrupted daily life for many families and neighborhoods, particularly in parts of Skagit, Whatcom, Snohomish, and King counties, where rising rivers and heavy rainfall led to evacuations, road closures, and property damage.
At Redfin, our hearts are with everyone impacted by the Washington state floods. Below, we’ve gathered trusted resources to help residents stay safe, access recovery and housing support, and find ways to support their communities through these times.
Immediate safety: what to know right now
Floodwaters can remain dangerous long after the storms pass, and conditions can change quickly as rivers recede, making it important to stay cautious and rely on official guidance from local authorities before traveling, returning home, or assessing damage.
If you need state-specific information, the following trusted sources offer up-to-date alerts, flood status reports, and guidance on what to expect in the hours and days ahead:
These pages explain how to interpret flood alerts, what types of hazards may persist after storms, and what agencies recommend during and after a flood event. For the most accurate and timely information, check these official resources regularly as conditions evolve.
Where to get immediate assistance
If you or someone you know has been displaced or needs help right now, the following organizations and programs can connect you with immediate support and essential services.
Emergency shelter and assistance
For residents who have been displaced or need immediate support, emergency shelter and essential services are available through American Red Cross – Washington Flood Support.
The Red Cross is on the ground in flood-affected communities providing:
- Safe emergency shelter.
- Meals and water.
- Blankets and basic supplies for families in need.
If you’re displaced, the Red Cross can help connect you to nearby shelter options and partner services.
Local flood response and community…