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.
'Bomb cyclone' to bring rain, snow and winds to US northwest
Beyond wind, rain and snow, the storm could also bring flash flooding, rock slides and debris flows as well as heavy mountain snow and blizzard conditions in areas of high elevation. The "bomb cyclone" - as forecasters call it - is caused by air pressure quickly dropping off the coast, which has rapidly intensified the weather system.
Seattle – Northern California and parts of the Pacific Northwest are bracing for what is expected ... The storm system is ...
Over a month’s worth of rain, hurricane-force wind gusts and feet of mountain snow are coming to parts of the Pacific ...
The phenomenon also known as ‘bombogenesis’, could intensify so rapidly in the Pacific Northwest that it has the ...
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Besides a storm brewing over the Great Lakes, a "bomb cyclone" is also forming off the Northwest, promising widespread snow.
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