At least two people died as a result of the Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.

While taking a shower, a woman was struck by a tree and died, (BFD).

The BFD said the woman was hit a little before 7 p.m. Tuesday night and she was declared dead soon after first responders arrived.

Another woman died when a large tree fell on a homeless encampment off of Alderwood Mall Parkway in Lynwood just after 7 p.m. Tuesday,

SCF said the woman was in her 50s and no other injuries were reported.

Harborview Medical Center told KOMO News that at least five people are in the hospital with injuries related to the storm. One of those people is in critical condition.

The major storm has had a major impact on western Washington, and blocking roads.

Many schools around the Puget Sound are canceled or delayed Wednesday.

As of 9 a.m. Wednesday, at least outages were reported across western Washington.

Below is a breakdown of the reported outages by utility company:

: 44,048

: 66,938

: 391,819

: 129

: 872

The storm will continue losing steam and will move back out to sea on Wednesday, and we'll continue settling down on Thursday, according to KOMO News meteorologist Shannon O'Donnell. However, the next storm on deck steers in our direction late in the week.

Like semi-trucks following ruts on the highway, lows often take a similar path as the storm that came before them. As such another windy low sets up along our coast Friday night. It will not be as deep as the bomb cyclone, and it won't end up in the exact same location. However, it will mean wind-weary Washingtonians won't get much of a break before the howling begins again.