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Over 600,000 without power in Washington State
1 dead, hundreds of thousands without power as bomb cyclone hits Pacific Northwest
At least one person is dead and hundreds of thousands of were without power early Wednesday as a powerful bomb cyclone hit the Pacific Northwest and northern California.
Bomb cyclone: Over 450,000 people without power in Western Washington
Hundreds of thousands of people are in the dark thanks to high winds from the bomb cyclone hitting Western Washington Tuesday night.
Over 600,000 without power in Washington State as 'bomb cyclone' hits northwest
SEATTLE -- More than 600,000 without electricity in Washington State as 'bomb cyclone' sweeps across the northwestern US.
Here's the last time Washington was impacted by a bomb cyclone
Though that type of weather system doesn’t often develop near Washington, the last one that impacted the Pacific Northwest was earlier this year in January. Bomb cyclones are weather systems that form when the storm’s central pressure drops more than 24 millibars in 24 hours.
Bomb cyclone’s high winds disrupt travel across Western Washington
Agencies were scrambling to respond to downed trees and power lines on roads across the region. Ferries and other transit services were also affected.
Bomb cyclone to bring an array of weather problems to the Pacific Northwest
A powerful winter storm brewing near the Pacific Northwest known as a bomb cyclone is dragging an atmospheric river.
More than 600,000 without electricity in Washington State as 'bomb cyclone' sweeps across the northwestern US
More than 600,000 without electricity in Washington State as 'bomb cyclone' sweeps across the northwestern US.
Over 519,200 without power as 'bomb cyclone' brings strong winds to western Washington
Thousands of people across western Washington were without power Tuesday night as a bomb cyclone brought strong winds to the region.
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Pacific Northwest braces for severe weather from 'bomb cyclone' — with an atmospheric river on the way
Tens of thousands of homes in Washington state lost power Tuesday and downed wires or trees locked some highways as Northern ...
FOX 13 Seattle on MSN
6h
How the bomb cyclone storm will impact WA ferry sailings
WSDOT is warning ferry travelers to prepare for possible service disruptions as a powerful bomb cyclone storm makes its way ...
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When is the bomb cyclone storm arriving in Washington?
A potent storm system called a "bomb cyclone" will trigger powerfully windy weather for communities east of Seattle by ...
News Tribune on MSN
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When will the ‘bomb cyclone’ hit Washington? Here’s the expected timeline of the storm
A storm that’s been building off the West Coast in recent days is expected to hit
Washington
in the afternoon on Tuesday, ...
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As bomb cyclone whirls into Seattle, another might be right behind
A powerful, highly erratic storm tore through Western Washington on Tuesday evening, taking out power for over 450,000 — with ...
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Pinpoint Alert Day: Offshore ‘Bomb Cyclone’ brings heavy wind, power outages to Western Washington
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued multiple warnings for Western Washington as a strong storm system, described as ...
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Here’s what the ‘bomb cyclone’ storm approaching WA looks like on satellite, radar images
Dramatic images have been circulating on social media as the storm intensifies quickly in the Pacific. Here are some of the ...
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Bomb Cyclone heads towards California
The atmospheric river will be weaker by the time it shifts toward Southern California. However, for now, weekend rain looks ...
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