These were the fastest recorded wind speeds during the overnight storm in western Washington
SEATTLE — Wind speeds topped 60 mph in several areas and nearly set records overnight, knocking down power lines and trees throughout western Washington. The top wind speed recorded by the KING 5 Weather team was 64 mph in Hoquiam, followed closely by Whidbey Island at 61 mph.
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