Still waiting for someone to get me some tsunami awareness jewelry 👀 I guess I will just keep scrolling dnr.wa.gov/tsunamis while I wait

We’re seeing the potential for coastal flooding today and Thursday due to what’s commonly called “King Tides” in combination with storm events. If you see a flooded road, don’t risk your it vehicle. Try a different route. Don’t make an emergency worse for our busy first responders. #wawx

Why do these big dark haunted houses keep getting more elaborate each year????

Be sure to check your kid's Halloween candy. I just found a derelict vessel damaging the Puget Sound ecosystem inside of mine.

Reminder that the Cascadia Subduction Zone could go off at any minute. Please.

Life during the #awsoutage

Mondays are hard...so here is the forming of an adorable friendship at McLane Creek Nature Trail. You're welcome

Flood Awareness Friday! Flood season is on its way, and unless you have a flood insurance policy you won’t have coverage. Learn more about flood maps, flood danger and flood coverage on our podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/w... @ecology.wa.gov @emd.wa.gov @wadnr.bsky.social #wawx #Flood

Make sure you are 🙌SAFE🙌 at home….or at school, the office, or stadium, with your earthquake go-bag. Head to www.shakeout.org/washington/ to register for this year's ShakeOut and to learn more about how you can be prepared when the next earthquake - ahem - strikes!

Neat first date idea: We meet under a table at 10:16am on 10/16 and casually talk about our plans if a major earthquake hits Washington.

No, this email does not find me well. I am on the trails, taking advantage of every moment of sunshine before the big dark. The email can’t even find me at all.

🎥 POV: You’re a camera being set up to observe the next six months of rain to see if there is post-wildfire debris movement. 👀

And, baby, that's showfish business for you ✨ That's right, this (not so Swift) star might be dressed for a new era, but has been hard at work for years helping us generate millions for restoring aquatic lands all over Washington. dnr.wa.gov/aquatics/she...

Mount St. Helens was not getting attention for 5 minutes so she had to go dig up 45 year old dirt on everyone

Nobody panic, they left us notes to share with you... 💡Know before you go by downloading maps, checking for closures, and checking fire restrictions 🥾Remember to leave no trace 💧Stay hydrated Oh wait, there’s one last one... ☁️PLEASE DON’T SET THE STATE ON FIRE ☁️🌈😊

For those of you trying to embrace HOA HOA HOA season, I hate to burst your bubble and tell you that it is currently smoke in the air, not mist

Our friends at @wadnr.bsky.social have an update on smoke conditions. Read the latest at wasmoke.blogspot.com #wawildfire

We would like to thank Taylor and Travis for showing us the only way to let Sparks Fly during wildfire season.

We’re happy this suddenly-popular fella decided to maximize his golden years after a 47-year career working outside Washington. Thankfully, our GO map can help retirees from all over the world find some of our state’s most beautiful places. dnr.wa.gov/go

I think I speak for everyone when I say if two roads diverge in a yellow wood...I WILL be taking the one with less spider webs.

Sunsets like these almost make it seem like a new era is on the horizon

I know Deep Purple said “Smoke on the water, fire in the sky”, but I am here to set the record straight and say it is currently "smoke in the sky, fire near the water.”

The #tsunami advisory for #WaState has been CANCELLED. At this time there is no tsunami threat to the Washington coast. Check out www.tsunami.gov for more information. #TsunamiAdvisory #WaWX

Well...this aged too well The Washington Coast is under a tsunami watch for later this evening. Please head to @emd.wa.gov and @nws.noaa.gov for live updates.

Why is it always "I'm training for a marathon" and not "I'm training for a tsunami"? washingtonstategeology.wordpress.com/2025/07/28/n...

Tell me something you thought you wouldn't have to tell the general public...I'll go first

Me yelling from the back: "But how dry is it?" The waterfall: washingtonstategeology.wordpress.com/2025/07/15/n...

Mount Rainier (Tahoma) is a little rumbly, but not to worry. We have all made that decision to get Taco Time too late at night and felt the consequences, totally normal!

I don't know what to tell you all, forest is pretty dry out there

Makes me want a hot dog (cooked safely on something that is not sending sparks into dry vegetation) reeeeaaaaaal bad 🌭

We’re co-hosting the #wildfire 🔥mitigation and resiliency standards work group with Washington State Department of Natural Resources. Our first meeting is today; learn more about the group here: www.insurance.wa.gov/laws-rules/l... @wadnr.bsky.social

Funny enough, rubbing off my dead skin with kelp is also MY love language

“I could see myself living here” -Me half-way up a steep hike coming to terms with the fact that I am too tired to keep going but also too tired to turn back around

Hate to break the news to you, but this is just not how it works

Don’t blame me, Smoke Ready Week made me do it.

Thirst trap? Nah, this is a hydration hazard. 🔥 With higher temps this weekend, and 1,200 miles of DNR trails to explore on National Trails Day tomorrow, the last thing you want to do is leave your water behind and fall for the classic thirst trap.

May might be our month to be aware of our volcanoes. But the other 11 months the volcanoes will still be aware of us.

Sorry folks! Trailhead is closing. Moose out front should have told you.

And in the middle of air quality awareness week...

Sorry that it took me so long to respond to that email...I just learned that this is where my inbox is

Maybe we’re Volcano Month pilled, but everywhere we look we see our stunning stratovolcanoes. Even the red carpet glitz of the Met Gala had us thinking about those 10,000-foot mounds of lava.

May is Wildfire Awareness Month. We have wildfires. Now you are aware.

We have always heard "If you love something, set it free", and now that includes Damon Point. A rising tide may lift all boats, but it’s also cutting off access to this area. That makes it easy to get stranded out there, and it’s why we regrettably have closed access.

Casual reminder to clean, drain, and dry your vessel after traveling out of state (or atmosphere) to help stop the spread of invasive species invasivespecies.wa.gov/campaigns/cl...

They are a 10 but they listen to me yap about the importance of leaving no trace when recreating so basically they are a 100

In case you are in need of something to fill that huckleberry shaped void....we can help www.dnr.wa.gov/publications...

Washingtonians can rejoice, and once again enjoy the sunshine, as DNR plans to pull the plug in Puget Sound today to allow everyone to retrieve their lost sunglasses.

Throwback Thursday...not to any date in particular, I just miss the sun.

Glad to see Seahawks Bluesky sudden interest in a "new" QB.... I have always known that Washington has quality basalt

I was an hour late to work today. Not because of daylight saving, but because I saw a rare flaming scalycap mushroom and had to stop and take photos of it.