🌬️Most Western Washington power is back after Saturday's windstorm, but thousands are still dark

If you lost power over the weekend, you had company. At least 30,000 households in the Puget Sound region were still without power Sunday morning after Saturday's wind and rain.

Snohomish Public Utilities District reported about 950 customers still lacked power, far fewer than Seattle City Light or Puget Sound Energy. If you're still waiting, we suggest checking your utility's outage map for updates.

• Outages Saturday night: more than 80,000 customers in Western Washington
• Olympic National Park: two visitors stuck 21 hours, a parent said

Trees came down too. Roads near several Olympic National Park campgrounds and entrances were blocked by fallen trees, and two visitors eventually got out after rangers reached them. Mt. Rainier Creamery owner Ryan Mensonides said, "The longer we sit with no refrigeration, the higher the risk of spoilage."