The threat isn’t over for Western Washington. As communities recover from last week’s catastrophic flooding, new atmospheric rivers are on the way, bringing more rain, landslides and strong winds. Thousands of residents spent the weekend assessing flood damage instead of preparing for the holidays. Eighteen rivers overflowed their banks, turning roads into streams, forcing helicopter rescues, and leaving homes and farms completely submerged. Right now, more than 250 Red Cross volunteers are caring for people in seven emergency shelters alongside our partners. Residents are stopping in for food, charging stations and recovery information. Volunteers are distributing meals and snacks daily and providing health services, including treating minor injuries and replacing medication and medical equipment. People in Washington State are counting on us more than ever — and you can help make a difference. Donate to Red Cross Disaster Relief to help families affected by floods, storms and coun...