A ‘bomb cyclone’ will unleash 8 trillion gallons of water on US West Coast: What is it?
The United States is bracing for a powerful ‘bomb cyclone’ that can strike its West Coast this week. The monstrous weather system is expected to unleash hurricane-force winds, relentless downpours and heavy snow in mountain regions.
A Pacific storm is undergoing what meteorologists call bombogenesis while also hauling in an atmospheric river of moisture.
Flood alerts have been issued for areas like coastal Mississippi and Louisiana for a storm system stretching all the way from ...
Annually, 30% to 50% of the West Coast's precipitation occurs with just a few atmospheric river events. Bomb cyclones are ...
Forecasters are warning of hurricane-level wind gusts as a "bomb cyclone" forms off the coast of Vancouver Island late ...
Companies are also prioritizing sending truck goods further east one way into their supply chains, driving domestic truckload rates up out of the West Coast. This is all occurring as the nation ...
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