A beast of a bomb cyclone will take shape just off the coast of the northwestern United States and western Canada later this week, and AccuWeather forecasters say it will rival, in some aspects ...

Urgent warning in three states after 'bomb cyclone' is expected to create 'life-threating' hurricane conditions An urgent weather warning has been issued for three West Coast states after a bomb ...

SPOKANE, Wash. - The intimidating weather term 'bomb cyclone' is hitting the west coast on Wednesday leaving some wondering what the term means and how it will affect them.

Bomb cyclones can happen in many places, and aren’t unique to the West Coast. They can occur in several parts of the world’s oceans, including the Northwest Pacific and North Atlantic.

The bomb cyclone was only the first of the three storms forecast to impact the U.S. West Coast through the last Tuesday of October, according to AccuWeather chief on-air meteorologist Bernie Rayno.

A future radar image by AccuWeather shows what the "bomb cyclone" off the North West coast will look like on October 22, 2021. California, Oregon and Washington states will be hit with heavy rains ...

A map shows areas on the West Coast that will be affected by the bomb cyclone and atmospheric river weather systems. A map shows states set to be affected by a bomb cyclone November 2024.

A likely "bomb cyclone" headed toward California and Oregon will bring high winds and heavy rains to the West Coast Tuesday (Nov. 19) through Thursday (Nov. 21). According to WeatherNation, the ...

Two extreme weather events, a “bomb cyclone” and an “atmospheric river,” combined on Saturday night to drench California with heavy storms and record amounts of rain in parts of the state.

The season of atmospheric rivers is again upon us. The 2024-2025 water year’s first major storm is arriving, and from space it looks like a behemoth. The storm currently off the northwest coast ...

A "bomb cyclone" is set to take aim at the Northeast after dumping ... A look at the coming ‘bomb cyclone’ that is expected to dump snow and ice throughout the East Coast of the United States.

Bomb cyclones can happen in many places, and aren’t unique to the West Coast. They can occur in several parts of the world’s oceans, including the Northwest Pacific and North Atlantic.