Seattle City Light crews restored service for about 2,800 homes and businesses in the Rainier Beach, South Seattle and Tukwila areas that lost power today when a landslide knocked trees into power lines and damaged utility poles.
Seattle City Light has crews ready for a weather system that is expected to bring strong winds to the Puget Sound area this afternoon.
Seattle City Light repair crews restored service about 9 p.m. to the final 21 customers affected by an outage caused by a falling tree that took down power lines on W Lawton Avenue.
Power has been restored for most of the homes and businesses in Magnolia, Interbay and Westlake that lost service when a tree took down wires on W Lawton Avenue.
Seattle City Light repair crews restored power about 2:30 p.m. today for all customers affected by a power outage in Rainier Beach and north Renton.
Seattle City Light repair crews have reduced the size of an outage in the southern end of our service territory to about 700 homes and businesses.
Seattle City Light crews have been able to restore power to about 3,000 customers, but 5,500 still without power.
Repair crews have restored service to all 3,000 homes and businesses that lost power about noon when a tree fell into power lines near 8th Avenue NE and N 124th Street.
Repair crews have restored service to Northgate Mall and most of the other 3,000 homes and businesses that lost power about noon when a tree fell into power lines near 8th Avenue NE and N 124th Street.