Major windstorm knocks out power for over 4,100 in Burien Sunday

Burien, WALocal News

A powerful windstorm struck Burien on Sunday, resulting in power outages for over 4,100 homes and businesses. Seattle City Light announced that restoration efforts are expected to be completed by 7:16 p. m. Eyewitnesses at Three Tree Point reported sustained winds of 40-50 MPH, contributing to the downed trees causing the outages. Local officials indicated that full restoration could take several days, necessitating the possibility of rolling outages to manage demand on essential services.

In light of the storm, residents should utilize flashlights for lighting and avoid using candles due to fire hazards. Authorities also advised against using indoor generators to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning, while encouraging people to keep refrigerator doors closed to preserve food. This event underscores the importance of emergency preparedness and awareness during severe weather. Community members are urged to stay informed through local radio broadcasts for updates.

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