Ocean Shores Mayor Activates Warming Shelter Due To Power Outage

Monday, November 9, 2026 at 5:00 AM

Ocean Shores opened a warming shelter yesterday for people left without power after Saturday's windstorm.

Ocean Shores opened a warming shelter yesterday for people left without power after Saturday's windstorm. Ocean Shores Police say the mayor activated the shelter at the Lions Club on Ocean Shores Boulevard, where people could warm up, get a hot cup of coffee and charge their phones. The storm brought 69 mile-an-hour wind gusts to Hoquiam's Bowerman Airport, and Grays Harbor PUD had more than 9,000 customers in the dark Sunday morning. If your power is still out, call the PUD at 360-532-4220.

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