Chelan County Sheriff Mike Morrison tells KING 5 the debris flows occurred on burn scars left over from a 2024 wildfire.
CHELAN COUNTY, Wash. — A Washington town previously devastated by wildfires is facing another natural disaster.
Several roads in Stehekin, a small town on the north end of Lake Chelan, have been blown out by flooding and debris flows, Chelan County Sheriff Mike Morrison told KING 5 on Thursday night.
Those debris slides occurred on burn scars left over from the 2024 Pioneer Fire, which burned more than 37,000 acres.
Morrison said approximately 116 people are living in Stehekin, a
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