Windstorm Grips Western Washington as Highways Close and Power Outages Grow

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A powerful windstorm across western Washington knocked down trees and power lines, prompting closures on SR 410 and SR 7 and leaving about 40,000 customers without power. A fatality occurred in Monroe when a tree fell on a car, and a camper in Carnation suffered life-threatening injuries after a tree fell nearby. US 2 Stevens Pass was closed for avalanche control, and outages are being reported by Puget Sound Energy, Tanner Electric Cooperative, Snohomish PUD, and Seattle City Light as higher-elevation warning remains in effect.
- SR 410 and SR 7 closed due to downed trees, power lines; over 40,000 without power in western WA king5.com
- Thousands in Spokane County hit by power outages KXLY.com
- Fallen trees, downed power lines close state highway in Pierce County Yahoo
- Seattle windstorm: 1 dead, 120K without power; blizzard blasts Cascades The Seattle Times
- Winds, heavy rain leave thousands without power across western Washington KOMO
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