6:25 AM | Rain continues to move through the region this morning as a frontal system moves across W WA. Rain will taper to showers by late morning. Heading out? Make sure to give yourself some extra time on your morning commute. #wawx

The Mt. Octopus NWR transmitter in Forks, broadcasting at 162.425 mHz, is down until further notice. Please visit weather.gov/sew for the latest forecast information.🔊 #WAwx

Wind Advisory is in effect through 11 am Tuesday. Strongest wind gusts could approach 45 mph, especially across the North Interior from Oak Harbor through Bellingham (45% chance) after midnight tonight. 🌬️ #WAwx

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Breezy to windy conditions will continue through Tuesday morning. Here is some advice to keep in mind as winds continue. 🌬️ #WAwx pic.twitter.com/gCcM…

Weather forecasts call for another round of wind and rain this evening. Be sure to charge up your devices and visit ow.ly/gYIv50S7QQB to learn more about preparing for a potential outage.

City Light crews continue to work as quickly as safety allows to restore power to those affected by today’s weather event. More wind and rain are expected this evening increasing the chance of new outages occurring.

Another wet and breezy weather system will push through the Pacific Northwest Tuesday, but drier and sunny conditions are right around the corner. www.fox13seattle.com…

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Here is a look at the constant wind speeds right now around western Washington. Gusts to near 40mph are possible into the afternoon. #komonews pic.twitter.com/UMfd…

Wind gusts close to 40mph again today in parts of western Washington. Be ready for some more spotty power outages. #komonews

One more breezy and damp morning before we brighten and blue-up the skies a bit! Weather intern Haley and I with the @komonews forecast and blog: komonews.com/weather #WAwx

A big change in the weather is only a day away. Get ready to return to sunshine and highs in the 70s this week. #komonews

Thousands in Western Washington were affected Monday morning as a June storm flooded the region with rainfall and seared it with strong winds. More here: mynorthwest.com/3961…

Still cleaning up from this morning's 💨 wind, but another breezy night is on deck! It won't be as strong as the first round, but with southerly gusts of 30 to 40 mph into Tuesday morning, we might see more downed tree limbs & power lines! #WAwx

More rain and wind gusts is likely for much of Tuesday in Western Washington. Take these steps to be prepared for a possible power outage. st.news/3KvgfBK