Wind and power outages

Shoreline, WALocal News

High winds resulted in extensive power outages across King County, with over 28,000 customers affected. Shoreline reported scattered outages, particularly impacting areas in Lake Forest Park, where some neighborhoods experienced up to 2,000 outages. Spiro's restaurant closed early due to a power loss but has since restored service, indicating progress in addressing the outages. As of 12:30 AM, the original outage at the county line persisted, while new outages emerged throughout the region. Previous outages had been resolved earlier in the evening, showcasing the fluctuating nature of the power situation.

The City Light coverage area is grappling with the impact of severe weather, which has heightened concerns about infrastructure resilience. This incident underscores the need for preparedness in the face of unpredictable weather patterns. Local authorities continue to monitor the situation closely as restoration efforts progress.

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