Bomb cyclone strikes Northwest US, leaves 600,000 without power
A powerful storm, known as a bomb cyclone, is hitting Washington state, leaving over 600,000 people without power. The storm has caused at least one death and two injuries due to falling trees. Schools in western Washington have canceled or delayed classes. The storm features winds of 50 mph, with gusts up to 70 mph, causing widespread damage. It is expected to stall over Northern California, bringing significant rainfall of up to 20 inches in some areas by Friday. Warnings for high winds, flooding, and blizzards have been issued across the Pacific Northwest. Road travel is hazardous due to downed trees and poor conditions, prompting caution for motorists.