People living in Issaquah marked day three of sifting through storm damages on Friday. Fallen trees have blocked roads and knocked power to thousands of residents during Tuesday’s bomb cyclone. Issaquah was one of the hardest hit cities by the windstorm.

In the aftermath of this week's devastating 'bomb cyclone,' emergency workers at Eastside Fire and Rescue described conditions as "truly dangerous."

Powerful winds on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning left Issaquah scattered with downed trees and powerlines, and many homeowners with extensive damage to their homes.

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

Power outages are still affecting nearly 200,000 people in the northwest U.S. as the region continues to deal with the bomb cyclone that's killed at least two people. CBS News national weather correspondent Rob Marciano has a report on the storm from Eureka,