A bomb cyclone and corresponding atmospheric river are bringing precipitation to Northern California. See satellite photos and videos of the storm.

The deadly storm that is walloping California with hurricane-force winds and record amounts of rainfall was fueled in part by the powerful weather phenomenon known as a "bomb cyclone," the ...

Southern California will experience the effects of this bomb cyclone in the form of an atmospheric river, which will bring steady, moderate rain through the week.

While the bomb cyclone moves away, prolonged heavy rain from an atmospheric river will get more than a foot of rain to Northern California and southwest Oregon through Friday, likely causing ...

Northern California is expecting heavy rain from a "bomb cyclone." The term pops up from time to time in weather stories. But what does it mean?

Well, basically, the term bomb comes from Bombogenesis, which is defined as *** mid-latitude cyclone that drops in surface barometric pressure by 24. More millibars in *** 24 hour period.

A powerful winter storm, brewing this week over Northern California and the Pacific Northwest, is what meteorologists call a bomb cyclone. And it’s dragging an atmospheric river with it ...

A bomb cyclone slammed the Pacific Northwest earlier this week, causing widespread power outages. Here's what it looked like in satellite images. ... The NWS in Eureka, California, ...

The storm system, known as a “bomb cyclone,” is intensifying and will near the Pacific Northwest on Tuesday night, according to the National Weather Service, which warned of damaging winds ...

Essentially a "winter hurricane," a bomb cyclone occurs when a storm rapidly intensifies, and its central barometric pressure drops at least 24 millibars in 24 hours.