Sultan, United States - December 10, 2025 Michael, a union sheet metal worker from the area, shared dramatic drone footage filmed by his father, Larry Dale, showing severe flooding along Main Street during an atmospheric river storm on December 10, 2025. The video shows murky brown waters inundating roads, parking lots, and low-lying areas, submerging curbs, sidewalks, and parts of building foundations. Vehicles including a yellow school bus, delivery vans, cars, and a fire truck navigate cautiously through the shallowest sections, with headlights cutting through the gray drizzle. Orange traffic cones and barriers mark detours around deeper pools. Industrial and retail buildings in muted reds, blues, and grays line the street, some with floating sodden dumpsters and others partially shielded by fences. Evergreen trees and bare winter branches frame the edges, their roots exposed to the overflow. In the background, the swollen Skykomish River churns beyond a rail line, its banks blurred by rising silt-laden waters under a heavy overcast sky. A few figures in rain gear move on higher ground, directing traffic and assessing damage. The footage conveys both the raw force of the Pacific Northwest storm and the resilience of the local community.