A bomb cyclone weather system swept through the Seattle area on November 19, 2024, resulting in extensive power outages for more than 20,000 customers of Seattle City Light, particularly impacting the Burien region. The utility's crews are mobilized to restore power, with most customers expected to regain electricity by Wednesday morning or afternoon. The storm's strong winds have not only knocked out power but have also brought down tree limbs and power lines, creating additional hazards for repair teams. Residents are advised to monitor the Seattle City Light's online outage map for real-time updates on restoration efforts. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory, indicating that gusts could reach up to 50 mph, thereby increasing the risk of further outages.

Caution is advised for residents around downed power lines, and reporting hazards to Seattle City Light is encouraged. This severe weather event is part of a larger trend of challenging weather patterns affecting the Pacific Northwest. As the region braces for continued gusty winds, the situation underscores the importance of preparedness and safety during such weather events.