WASHINGTON, USA — At its peak, more than 600,000 people were without power amid a wind storm in western Washington that struck Tuesday night and lasted into Wednesday morning. The damage is the result of a bomb cyclone that formed off of Washington's coast .

We spoke with an expert at Puget Sound Energy who says power outages may continue for multiple days in some of the hardest-hit areas of western Washington.

Thousands of people across western Washington are still without power as a "bomb cyclone" brought strong winds to the region. Regional utility workers have rest

Power has been restored to more than 570,000 PSE customers after Tuesday's powerful windstorm ripped through western Washington.