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Hey good morning. I'm Patricia Murphy. It's Monday. This is Seattle now. The damage from last

week's flooding is catastrophic. Thousands of people have been displaced, unsure of what remains.

For Washington farmers, water and rivers are essential, but uncontrolled water can quickly

destroy much of their hard work.

We'll hear more about the flood's effect on Washington's small farms in a minute, but first,

let's get you caught up.

It's hard to believe, but this rain is not over yet. The National Weather Service expects active wet, windy weather through Wednesday. People in Auburn were forced to evacuate late

Sunday threatened by the rising green river.

More rain also likely means more risk of landslides, mudslides, and flooding as mountain dams release water to free up reservoir space.

Our reporters and photojournalists have been working hard to keep you informed.

We'll drop a link to KUOW's live blog and list of

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