Wind and Power Outages

Bothell, WALocal News

With windstorms expected to impact Bothell, residents are encouraged to prepare by assembling emergency kits with water and non-perishable food for up to two weeks. The article advises securing outdoor items and trimming trees to mitigate risks from high winds. It emphasizes vigilance regarding downed power lines and provides contact information for reporting minor flooding to Public Works. Residents are reminded to avoid using gas appliances indoors during power outages to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. Additionally, checking smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms is recommended as part of storm preparation.

Staying informed through updates from the National Weather Service and local utility providers is crucial for personal safety and community resilience during inclement weather.

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