Sounder Service Canceled Due To Landslide

EDMONDS, WA - Sounder north train service between Everett and Seattle was canceled on Monday due to a landslide blocking the tracks.

Sound Transit says that service should resume on Tuesday morning if there are no more landslides. The region is at heightened risk for landslides due to recent heavy rains - and more rain is forecast to fall late Monday and on Tuesday.

As usual, special bus service will replace Sounder trains today. Here's what Sound Transit says to do:

Everett – Seattle: Special buses will depart Everett Station from the Greyhound platform at 5:45 am, 6:15 am, 6:45 am and 7:15 am. Riders may also board regularly scheduled ST Express route 510 departing Everett Station bay C1 approximately every 10-15 minutes.

Mukilteo – Seattle: Special buses will depart Mukilteo Station from the train platform driveway roundabout at 5:56 am, 6:26 am, 6:56 am and 7:26 am. Riders may also board regularly scheduled Community Transit route 417 at the Ferry Terminal departing at 5:49 am, 6:21 am, 6:51 am, 7:21 am, and 7:53 am.

Edmonds – Seattle: Special buses will depart Edmonds Station in the Amtrak parking lot at 6:11 am, 6:41 am, 7:11 am and 7:41 am. Riders may also board regularly scheduled Community Transit route 416 at Bay 2 departing at 5:45 am, 6:15 am, 6:34 am, 6:55 am, and 7:42 am.

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