Crews work to restore power to thousands in western WA

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Recent power outages in western Washington have left thousands of residents without electricity, prompting urgent response efforts from local utility crews. Starting Monday morning, outages began affecting the Puget Sound area, raising alarms about safety and comfort as temperatures drop. Crews are actively working to restore power, focusing on areas with the highest impact. The public is being advised to stay informed through local news sources and utility company updates. This situation underscores the challenges posed by severe weather conditions and the importance of robust infrastructure.

Local authorities emphasize the need for preparedness as the weather changes. Community members are encouraged to check on neighbors, especially those who may be vulnerable. As restoration efforts progress, officials remain optimistic about a quick resolution to the outages.

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