Bomb Cyclone Wreaks Havoc Across Northwest, Causing Power Outages and Travel Chaos

A powerful bomb cyclone has struck the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia, causing at least two deaths and widespread power outages affecting over 500,000 homes and businesses. The storm, which brought hurricane-force winds, is now merging with an atmospheric river, threatening life-threatening flooding across the West Coast. The Seattle area was particularly hard-hit, with significant damage from fallen trees. The storm is expected to continue causing heavy rain and potential flooding, with another bomb cyclone possibly developing later in the week.