More than 20,000 customers across our service area are without power. Follow restoration efforts and register to receive notifications at https://t.co/DsH127j1sY.

FINAL UPDATE: Our skilled and dedicated crews have navigated challenging conditions to successfully restore power to nearly 20,000 customers since Tuesday morning’s windstorm. Crews will continue their work until the remaining 200 customers are restored. We appreciate your

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9:05 AM UPDATE: Crews made significant progress overnight, bringing the number of customers affected by power outages to about 700. Since the beginning of the storm, crews have restored over 18,000 customers. As we head into daylight hours, the work continues. We are prioritizing

8:50 PM UPDATE: Just under 6,000 customers continue to be without power and we are sorry for the inconvenience. Crews continue to work around the clock. Estimated times of restoration (ETR) are provided for each outage once crews can arrive on site, evaluate damage and estimate

4:45 PM UPDATE: Just under 7,500 customers remain without power this evening as our crews continue working to assess and repair the damage caused by last night’s windstorm. In addition to the existing repairs needed from fallen trees, limbs, and wires, a recent car versus pole

The majority of today’s outages are due to fallen trees, limbs, and wires that have affected power. Here are examples of some of the conditions our power crews are working with today. We’ve made significant progress. Restoration efforts will continue overnight as crews work

1:47 PM UPDATE: TPU crews have been working since the storm began around 1 a.m., restoring power to over 15,000 customers. We expect restoration efforts will continue overnight as crews work around the clock. The majority of outages are due to fallen trees and limbs and wires

8:26 AM UPDATE: Our crews have been working in the early hours of this morning to evaluate damages caused by high winds and begin repairs. Just under 10,000 customers are still without power. The work will continue throughout the day, with restoration updates available at

4:45 AM UPDATE: Over 20,000 customers remain without power this morning due to high winds overnight. Our crews are working as quickly and safely as possible to assess damage and restore power. Continue following restoration efforts on https://t.co/DsH127jziw. Details of the

Another round of inclement weather is here. The @NWSSeattle announced a high wind warning from 4 p.m. on Dec. 16 through 6 a.m. on Dec. 17. In the event of power outages, crews will work around the clock to make repairs as quickly and safely as possible. For outage resources

Our Engineering Mix & Mingle events are this week! Meet engineers and engineering technicians, explore different disciplines, hear about exciting projects, and learn how to start your career journey. Join us at one, or both sessions: - Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2025 | 4–6 PM | TPU

All river flow and lake level information is being provided in real time here: https://t.co/qFlCM1eT2T For local flood risk information or community support services, your county emergency management agency remains the best resource. You’ll find their contact info by county

This week’s storms brought heavy rainfall and pushed rivers across the region to very high levels. In the days leading up to the storm, our teams monitored storm forecasts, prepared our infrastructure, and conducted controlled releases. We remain in close coordination with

As a powerful weather system continues to move through our region, we’re closely monitoring conditions and coordinating with emergency management departments. 💨 WIND ADVISORY: The @NWSSeattle announced another wind advisory, this time from 8 p.m. Dec 9 to 10 p.m. Dec. 10.

@NWSSeattle All the resources you need can be found at https://t.co/DsH127jziw.

In addition to significant rainfall in the forecast, the @NWSSeattle announced a wind advisory from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. today, Dec. 8. Expect winds of 20 to 30 mph with gusts up to 40 mph. 🚫If you see a downed power line, stay away and call 911. 🌐Sign up for outage notifications

A special holiday hire has arrived at the Cowlitz River Project. 😉🎁 He’s been busy inspecting our dams, supervising the powerhouse, welcoming guests, testing out our parks and keeping an eye on the growing salmon. The help is much appreciated around this time of the year,

It’s time for Salmon Saturdays, and we look forward to seeing you there. Join @parkstacoma and us at Swan Creek Park on Dec. 6 and Dec. 3 from 12-2 p.m. to celebrate the return of salmon. Salmon like it cold, so dress warm! More info at: https://t.co/aOue4y7VNv

Have you received an email that just felt off? Like this one? While this is only an example, many phishing emails look just like it and you may receive one as scams increase during the holiday season. Don’t let scammers steal your holiday cheer! Here’s what to look for: ⚠️

Our crews rise above to keep the lights on. 🌲⚡#PhotoOfTheMonth