San Francisco weather: The difference between a bomb cyclone and an atmospheric river
An atmospheric river is a flowing column of condensed water vapor responsible for producing significant levels of rain and snow. Powerful atmospheric rivers can create extreme rainfall and floods, which can also trigger mudslides and cause "catastrophic damage to life and property," according to the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration.
On Friday, San Francisco is forecast to get 1.1 inches of rain. The last time it received that much in a single day was ...
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An atmospheric river is approaching Northern California, bringing heavy rain that will hit the North Bay the hardest, likely ...
The Bay Area prepares for a significant atmospheric river that could bring heavy rainfall and potential flooding mid-week ...
An atmospheric river may be approaching Northern California, bringing heavy rain, the National Weather Service said Sunday.
SEATTLE (AP) — Northern California and the Pacific Northwest are bracing for what is expected to be the strongest storm of ...
Meteorologists say storm amounts of rainfall could reach 21 inches in parts of California, causing serious risk of flooding.
A flood watch will begin early Wednesday morning for much of the North Bay, according to the National Weather Service. The ...
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