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WeatherHeavier rain returns this morning, then a warm Wednesday and another storm Friday nightIf you're heading out today, pack the umbrella. Heavier showers return between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. and last through Tuesday across western Washington. Totals are expected to run from half an inch to an inch between Tacoma, Seattle and Bellingham.Tuesday’s editionRead WeatherCrews restore power to most customers after Saturday night's windstormIf you lost power Saturday night, you had plenty of company. Utility crews restored power to most customers in the Puget Sound region by Sunday. mynorthwest.com says close to 110,000 homes and businesses were in the dark at the peak, while the Seattle Times counts more than 85,000 customers. In the Burien and White Center area, Seattle City Light reported at least 20,582 customers without electricity Saturday night.Monday’s editionRead WeatherWindstorm knocks out power for at least 83,000 people in Western WashingtonIf you lost power overnight, you had plenty of company. The season's first big storm knocked out power for at least 83,000 people in Western Washington Saturday night. Seattle City Light reported outages for more than 46,000 customers around 9 p.m., and Puget Sound Energy had more than 27,000 customers out.Sunday’s editionRead

Weather from local newsrooms

From FOX 13 Seattle, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. FOX 13 Seattle7 hours ago

    Seattle weather: Rain on Friday, stronger storm this weekend

    Rain and wind return to Western Washington Friday, with coastal flooding and Skokomish River concerns.

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