Bomb cyclone strikes northwest U.S. killing one and leaving over 600,000 homes without power
A powerful storm, classified as a "bomb cyclone," has hit the northwest U.S., causing strong winds and heavy rain. At least one person has died, and over 600,000 homes in Washington State lost power. The storm is expected to bring 12 to 16 inches of rain in northern California and southwest Oregon, with blizzard conditions in the Cascades. Flash flooding and debris flows are likely as the storm intensifies. Wind gusts reached up to 101 mph off Vancouver Island, with significant gusts reported in Oregon and Washington. Authorities have warned residents to stay indoors and avoid travel due to dangerous conditions.