As Washington recovers from the bomb cyclone that hit the state earlier this week, another storm is expected to bring rain, heavy winds.

A powerful, highly erratic storm tore through Western Washington on Tuesday evening, killing at least one person and taking out power for over 500,000.

"bomb cyclone" slammed the Seattle area Tuesday night, killing two people and knocking out power to hundreds of thousands as 50-75 mph winds toppled trees across the region.

A ferocious bomb cyclone has killed at least two people, triggered flooding rains and knocked out power to parts of the Pacific Northwest and Canada, including Seattle and the suburbs of Vancouver.

A bomb cyclone wreaked havoc on the Pacific Northwest on Tuesday, but it's greatest impact appeared to be in northwest Washington.

A bomb cyclone, or a severe winter storm, has hit the Pacific Northwest, bringing heavy rain and winds to northern California, Oregon and Washington.

Washington state is reeling following a powerful “bomb cyclone” that left two dead, knocked out power to half a million at its peak and downed trees and power lines.

Although there will be another round of rain and high winds, a storm brewing in the Pacific Ocean and headed for the Oregon Coast will not be another bomb cyclone when it reaches land on Thursday night.