High Wind, Blizzard Warnings issued as 'bomb cyclone' arrives in PNW
Up in the mountains, the howling winds plus incoming precipitation will combine to bring on white-out conditions due to heavy, blowing snow. As such, a rare Blizzard Warning has been issued above 2,000' in the Cascades on Tuesday and Wednesday. Pass travel will be difficult to dangerous at times over the next 48 hours.
Seattle weather: 'Bomb cyclone' off WA coast to bring high winds, rain
Strong winds will trigger a High Wind Warning and Wind Advisory for Western Washington Tuesday afternoon through early Wednesday morning. The strongest winds will be along the coast, Strait of Juan de Fuca and the Cascade Foothills with gusts up to 65 mph possible. The rest of the Puget Sound will be breezy, with gusts around 45-50 mph.
Washington state and the west coast brace for severe weather, possible ‘bomb cyclone’
The National Weather Service and Washington weather expert Cliff Mass say Washington will see winds up to 65mph this week.
3 states brace for 'bomb cyclone' as rain and hurricane force winds to hammer west coast
Residents of the northwest are bracing this week for an incoming atmospheric river poised to slam Northern California, Oregon and Washington this week, bringing heavy rain and potential hurricane-force winds to the region.
What is a bomb cyclone? Everything WA residents need to know
Our FOX 13 Weather Team is tracking a powerful storm system that will intensify rapidly in the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday. Meteorologist Abby Acone explains what a "bomb cyclone" means.
Bomb cyclone will lead to damaging winds in western Washington Tuesday
Sailors should remain in port, alter their course or secure their vessels for severe conditions, according to the National Weather Service.
'Extraordinary' bomb cyclone to bring up to 8 inches of rain to California
An intense bomb cyclone storm is approaching California, bringing as much as 8 inches of rain with it in the coming days. A bomb cyclone occurs when cold and warm air collide over the ocean, dropping the pressure at a rapid rate and creating intense weather.
Bomb cyclone to slam West Coast as significant rain from California to Washington could cause travel issues
A powerful bomb cyclone associated with a major atmospheric river is forecast to drench the West Coast, from Washington to California, midweek, potentially leading to flooding.
Bomb Cyclone could bring up to 15 inches of rain to parts of California
LOS ANGELES - More than a foot of rain, along with potential hurricane-force winds, via the " bomb cyclone " is coming for the West Coast this week. Fox 11 Chief Meteorologist Adam Krueger says the warning map is "lit up" from Northern California to Oregon and Washington.
Western Washington braces for severe rain, wind storms brought by Pacific bomb cyclone
High winds and rain are expected to strike Western Washington on Tuesday. Meteorologists are advising residents to prepare for power outages and other stormy disruptions.
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Western states face powerful atmospheric river, potential bomb cyclone
Starting Tuesday, the Pacific Northwest could get at least 6 inches of rain, with 20-plus inches possible in the mountains.
What is bombogenesis? Understanding the science behind upcoming bomb cyclone
A bomb cyclone is a low-pressure system that drops in pressure by 24 millibars within 24 hours. Here's what Washingtonians can expect from the upcoming system.