SWIPE LEFT ⬅️ What a difference two weeks can make along a mountain river. Popular tourist attraction Snoqualmie Falls, nestled in the Washington Cascades east of Seattle, was barely at a trickle when photographer Sigma Sreedharan paid a visit on Oct. 18. The region had been parched under a historic dry stretch for months. The Seattle area set its all-time record for the driest 120-day stretch of weather from mid-June to mid-October – just 0.54 inches. That was a third of what Death Valley received in one day. But then the proverbial switch was flipped in the atmosphere, ushering in a soggy stretch of weather that has brought several days of rain to the region – with plenty more to come. Link in bio. 📷 Sigma Sreedharan Photography #snoqualmie #snoqualmiefalls #washington #waterfall