Bomb Cyclone to Bring High Winds to the Snoqualmie Valley: Prepare for Gusts Up to 65mph Tuesday Night

A powerful 'Bomb Cyclone' is approaching the Snoqualmie Valley, threatening to unleash high winds and gusts of up to 65 mph late Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday morning. The National Weather Service has issued a High Wind Warning for the area, indicating sustained winds of 30 to 40 mph during this period. As this rare storm could be the most powerful in over a decade, residents are urged to take the situation seriously and prepare for possible power outages. The City of Snoqualmie advises citizens to stay indoors and away from windows, as damaging winds could topple trees and power lines. Emergency crews are poised to respond to incidents as soon as it is safe.

Homeowners should secure their properties by trimming trees and inspecting roofs and gutters for vulnerabilities. Those with gas generators are encouraged to ensure they are operational and to stock up on fuel, as local gas stations may experience long lines. Residents can sign up for emergency alerts via the city’s website to stay informed during this weather event.