Rainfall will slowly taper off Tuesday, but there are 19 flood warnings in effect for western Washington rivers.
While rainfall through Thursday will be less than an inch in most lowland locations with a little more in the mountains, the runoff from the tremendous rain on Monday will keep rivers running swift and
high through Tuesday.NWS Seattle 1.65" The National Weather Service predicts the river will crest at more than 58 feet on Tuesday afternoon or evening, which is more than a dozen feet above its normal level.
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