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

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.

A third winter storm is on its way to California, with forecasts anticipating that it will hit the Golden State on Friday, only days after a bomb cyclone unleashed hurricane-force winds across the Pacific Northwest and an atmospheric river brought a deluge of rain and snow.

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.

A bomb cyclone and an atmospheric river will continue lashing the Pacific Northwest with severe weather conditions, the National Weather Service said.

Strong winds brought down trees across Washington State during a deadly bomb cyclone Tuesday night. Hundreds of thousands were without power at the height of outages.