These were the fastest recorded wind speeds during the overnight storm in western Washington
SEATTLE — Wind speeds topped 60 mph in several areas and nearly set records overnight, knocking down power lines and trees throughout western Washington. The top wind speed recorded by the KING 5 Weather team was 64 mph in Hoquiam, followed closely by Whidbey Island at 61 mph.
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.
The system already brought strong winds and several inches of rain to parts of the West Coast and triggered power outages.
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