Thousands remain without power in western Washington
More than 100,000 remain without power in Western Washington due to strong winds
The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a Wind Advisory for parts of Western Washington stretching from the Oregon border to north of Bellingham as a powerful storm reached the coast and started to move inland Monday morning.
An owl injured in Monday's storm was rescued by a Camas Police officer on Tuesday. The bird was found near Prune Hill ...
The system already brought strong winds and several inches of rain to parts of the West Coast and triggered power outages.
Strong winds with gusts between 50-60 were possible in the Seattle area Monday evening into early Tuesday morning.
The National Weather Service issued tornado warnings for several areas in Oregon on Monday as heavy rain and wind brought ...
In Seattle, it’s time for more rain and an extra helping of wind — with a reprieve starting soon. Meanwhile, waves on ...
Multiple states had warnings and advice in place from the National Weather Service government agency on Monday.
The NWS in Portland has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of northwestern Oregon and southwestern Washington.
A powerful thunderstorm with severe winds downed trees and power lines, disrupted train service, and caused power outages for tens of thousands.
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