Bomb cyclone forecast: Here’s where we’ll see the most rain in the Bay Area
Higher elevation communities in the North Bay will likely see the most rain. Up to 10 inches could fall at higher elevation between now and Friday, according to the National Weather Service. As that water makes its way down the mountains, creeks and streams may break their banks.
Bomb cyclone meets atmospheric river: When will it hit the Bay Area?
It may be sunny skies Tuesday, but an atmospheric river, supercharged through "bombogenesis," is about to hit the Bay Area. The weather phenomenon is barreling toward the West Coast and has plans to stick around Northern California for days,
The low pressure system mixed with sup-tropical moisture is expected to bring about 3 to 6 inches of rain to the North Bay ...
The Weather Prediction Center issued excessive rainfall risks through Friday and hurricane-force wind warnings were in effect ...
Northern California and the Pacific Northwest are bracing for what is expected to be the strongest storm of the season so far ...
A powerful bomb cyclone, combined with an atmospheric river, is set to unleash nearly a month’s worth of rain, a feet of ...
A bomb cyclone occurs when cold and warm air collide over the ocean, dropping the pressure at a rapid rate and creating ...
A powerful bomb cyclone is taking aim at the Pacific Northwest and northern California with hurricane force winds forecast to ...
Heavy rain and wind may cause flooding in some parts of the region, but could aid areas of California struggling ... In ...
A record-strong low-pressure system will steer an atmospheric river into California, create blizzard conditions in Washington ...
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