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They cannot live here Windstorm topples tree in Lynnwood, damaging 4 mobile homes

Mill Creek, WALocal News

On March 10, 2024, a powerful windstorm in Lynnwood, Washington, uprooted a large evergreen tree, causing extensive damage to four mobile homes in the Martha Lake Mobile Manor. The incident occurred around 3 p. m. , with residents describing the terrifying moment when they heard a loud bang and felt their homes shake. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, but many families were left in shock as they surveyed the destruction.

Maria Jimenez, a translator, shared her cousin-in-law's harrowing experience of witnessing her home being devastated. Local firefighters quickly arrived at the scene to ensure the safety of residents, while property management took swift action to hire crews for tree removal. The emotional toll on the community was evident, as families expressed their pride in their homes, now severely impacted. Outreach services for those affected are being explored, with the American Red Cross contacted for potential assistance. This incident highlights the risks posed by severe weather and the importance of community support in times of crisis.

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