snoqualmie pass

Drivers should prepare for delays east of Snoqualmie Pass due to daytime lane closures and full nighttime closures.

According to the Washington State Department of Transportation: "I-90 remains from milepost 34, North Bend to milepost 106, Ellensburg, milepost 85 Cle Elum, and milepost 71 Easton is closed both directions, due to high avalanche danger on Snoqualmie Pass...

Seahawks fans from the east side of the Cascades should expect a delay if heading over Snoqualmie Pass to the game on Sunday.

If you plan on heading west on Interstate 90 next week you should prepare for delays as Washington State Department of Transportation crews will be conducting a major lane closure.

Drivers traveling on Interstate 90 on Wednesday need to plan for delays due to single-lane closures in both directions about six miles east of the Snoqualmie Pass Summit.

Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) crews will be taking advantage of mild weather to re-stripe several miles of faded lane markings to improve traveler safety.

Mild weather conditions are helping Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) crews and contractors to continue making highway repairs this winter.

Eastbound and westbound lanes will close for about an hour Tuesday just east of the Snoqualmie Pass summit for maintenance work, the Washington State Department of Transportation warns.

My friends went to the Seattle Seahawks game last night, which they beat the Raiders, and they are now stuck on the top of The Pass!

The Washington State Department of Transportation and contractor crews will close I-90 for rock blasting at a new time next week starting at 7:30 p.m.

Well then, this is crazy weather heading to Seattle on Snoqualmie Pass! Traction tires are advised if you need to go that way! Who knew that you might have to chain up on April 29th!