Cyclone strikes Washington state, leaving 600,000 without power and causing fatalities

A powerful storm is hitting Washington state, leaving over 600,000 people without power. The storm has caused at least one death and two injuries from falling trees. Schools in western Washington have canceled or delayed classes due to the severe weather. The storm features hurricane-force winds of 50 mph and gusts up to 70 mph. It is expected to bring significant rainfall, with forecasts predicting 10-15 inches in some areas by Friday. The storm is classified as a "bomb cyclone," which intensifies rapidly. Travel conditions are dangerous, with downed trees affecting roadways. The National Weather Service has issued multiple warnings for high winds, flooding, and blizzards across the Pacific Northwest.