
How COVID reshaped Seattle, season by season
Each season of the pandemic altered the look and feel of the city. With a trusty Prius and cameras, disaster researchers mapped the morphing disruption.
Jane C. Hu is a freelance science writer. Her work has appeared in Slate, Nautilus and Pacific Standard. You can find her at janehu.net, or on Twitter as @jane_c_hu.
Each season of the pandemic altered the look and feel of the city. With a trusty Prius and cameras, disaster researchers mapped the morphing disruption.
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