Bomb cyclone strikes US West Coast causing fatalities and widespread damage
A powerful "bomb cyclone" has struck the U.S. West Coast, causing at least one death in Washington and significant damage in California, Oregon, and Nevada. The storm, which began on Tuesday, features intense winds and heavy rainfall. Satellite images show the cyclone's swirling system along the Pacific coast, with winds exceeding 100 miles per hour reported off Vancouver Island. Over 563,000 homes in Washington are without power, along with thousands in California and Nevada. The storm's impact includes downed trees and power lines, particularly in King County, Washington. The National Weather Service has issued high wind warnings as the storm continues to affect the region.