A look back at Washington's deadly Columbus Day windstorm of 1962
64 years ago, the Pacific Northwest was slammed by one of the strongest and deadliest storms the region has ever seen. The Columbus Day Storm or "The Big Blow" brought wind gusts of over 100 mph to parts of western Washington, causing huge amounts of damage and killing 46 people along the West Coast.
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