Power outages are continuing across much of Western Washington following a windy Friday night with the season’s first atmospheric river event.As of 9 a.m. on Saturday, 15,839 customers across the state were reportedly without power according to the electric providers tracking outages.

Mother Nature is shaking up heavy rain and breezy winds in this weekend's meteorological cocktail. But before too long, it will go dry.

The first atmospheric river of the season will bring widespread rain and snow to higher terrain in Washington.

Western Washington can expect heavy rain this weekend and for the foreseeable future as La Niña continues to develop, according to NOAA.

A blustery weekend in western Washington has resulted in thousands of homes and businesses losing electrical power.

An atmospheric river heading for the Pacific Northwest is going to bring wet and windy weather to western Washington starting on Friday.