Here are the latest updates as a second storm approaches Washington after bomb cyclone
As Washington recovers from the bomb cyclone that hit the state earlier this week, another storm is expected to bring rain, ...
'Bomb cyclone' strikes: 2 dead, widespread power outages in Washington
A bomb cyclone and an atmospheric river will continue lashing the Pacific Northwest with severe weather conditions, the ...
Washington Slammed by 'Bomb Cyclone,' Leaving 600,000 Without Power
High winds downed power lines and killed one person in Lynnwood, Snohomish County, with more extreme weather expected ...
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PHOTOS: Bomb cyclone causes massive damage in Washington
A bomb cyclone wreaked havoc on the Pacific Northwest on Tuesday, but it's greatest impact appeared to be in northwest ...
Washington state reels from bomb cyclone as atmospheric river drenches California
The atmospheric river impacting northern CA and southwestern OR could bring up to 5 feet of snow in the mountains and up to ...
Bomb cyclone hammers West Coast, 2 dead in Washington state
Two people were killed by falling trees in Washington state as a powerful storm hammered the Pacific Northwest. In Bellevue, ...
Washington power outage map: Over 300,000 remain without power after bomb cyclone
A bomb cyclone hit the Pacific Northwest earlier this week and hundreds of thousands remain without power in Seattle and ...
'Bomb cyclone' storm leaves 2 dead and more than 450,000 customers without power in Washington state
Two people were killed near Seattle and more than a half-million homes and businesses were left in the dark Wednesday in the ...
Pacific Northwest reeling from bomb cyclone; atmospheric river targets California
A developing storm system forecast to swing off the Oregon and Washington coastline on Friday will add to the region's ...
Bomb cyclone has some in Western WA waiting for power 3 days later
Tuesday's storm toppled trees, left half a million customers without power, injured dozens and killed two people.
Harsh winds easing 'dramatically' as bomb cyclone moves away from western Washington
The National Weather Service says the possibly "record-breaking" system is moving away from Washington's coast on Wednesday.