1:05 pm update
Power is now back on, at least based on the service status page, for the 87 customers who were the last to get power restored.

12:50 pm update
The power that was restored briefly for the remaining 87 customers is offline again, based on the changing nature of the Seattle City service status page. Service is again expected to be restored by 3:00 pm.

12:35 update
Power now appears to be restored to West Seattle City Light customers (with the exception of a single home in the Admiral District) but the number of people affected across the city is now at 6010 (though the number of outages has declined). Most of those outages are in Northeast Seattle.

12:00 Noon update:
Power has been restored for the original 27 homes near s.w. Orchard that was interrupted by a fallen tree, caused by high winds. An additional 87 customers are still without power but the number of outages in the City Light Service area has grown to 29 with 3517 customers affected.

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A falling tree has knocked out power for 27 customers of Seattle City Light according to their System Update page on the web. Another 87 are without power due to a "bird or animal" according to the page.

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The first outage may have in fact been part of the other but for now the first area affected is between Sylvan Way and Delridge Way and along Orchard Street in a rough arrow shape (see the image). Crews expect to have this resolved by 4 pm.

The other outage is along Dumar Way s.w. about a block away extending south to be parallel with s.w. Austin Street. A few more homes and a signal light are out on Delridge Way s.w. just south of s.w. Kenyon Street.

S.w. Orchard Street is currently closed.

City Light estimates a 3 pm repair time.

Meanwhile, high winds appear to have been the cause of another power outage in lower Queen Anne with 198 customers affected.