‘Bomb cyclone’ heading for California: Will it hit San Diego?
A "bomb cyclone" riding a long atmospheric river toward the West Coast is expected to bring more than a foot of rain to parts of Northern California and 30-foot waves to the Oregon coast, but the weather will be quite different in San Diego.
Northern California braces for storm bringing rain, snow, wind and potential ‘bomb cyclone’
Northern California and the Pacific Northwest residents on Tuesday were bracing for the strongest atmospheric river storm system, bringing a lot of rain to some areas and creating the potential for a “bomb cyclone” that can intensify wind overnight.
Seattle – Northern California and parts of the Pacific Northwest are bracing ... The storm system is considered a “ bomb ...
FOX 11 is tracking a powerful storm system set to intensify rapidly in the Pacific Ocean this week, impacting the West Coast, ...
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What is a bomb cyclone? What to know as Northern California braces for atmospheric riverNorthern California could see heavy rain ... system could develop what weather experts call a “bombogenesis,” commonly ...
A record-strong low-pressure system will steer an atmospheric river into California, create blizzard conditions in Washington ...
Besides a storm brewing over the Great Lakes, a "bomb cyclone" is also forming off the Northwest, promising widespread snow.
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