Pacific Northwest braces for severe weather from 'bomb cyclone' — with an atmospheric river on the way
A powerful atmospheric river is expected to strike northern California and the Pacific Northwest starting on Tuesday evening, bringing damaging winds, up to 15 inches of rain and heavy snow in the mountains.
What is a bomb cyclone and how is it steering an atmospheric river to California?
As an atmospheric river is expected to bring heavy rain and mountain snow to California, many are turning to Google to search the term "bomb cyclone." But what is that? In short, it's a rapidly intensifying storm system.
A powerful storm system with the strength of a hurricane is likely to whip damaging winds through the Northwest, create large ...
Severe flooding, dangerous debris flows and deadly mudslides loom over parts of Northern California as an atmospheric ...
An atmospheric river may be approaching Northern California, bringing heavy rain, the National Weather Service said Sunday.
A long stretch of rain is coming to Humboldt County, with high winds kicking off an atmospheric river forecast to hit ...
Meteorologists say storm amounts of rainfall could reach 21 inches in parts of California, causing serious risk of flooding.
This year’s bomb cyclone season has rolled around once again, and a powerful one exacerbated by a massive atmospheric ...
The first atmospheric river of the season will dump a deluge of rain on Northern California this week — but San Luis Obispo ...
A freeze warning is in effect for the Sacramento Valley between 10 p.m. Monday and 10 a.m. Tuesday. Rain is expected to fall ...
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