Atmospheric river brings weather whiplash to East Coast as bomb cyclone develops
PORTLAND, Maine -- The U.S. East Coast began a whiplash-inducing stretch of weather Wednesday with a deluge of rain, rapid snowmelt and powerful gusts, creating dangerous conditions, due in part to an atmospheric river and developing bomb cyclone.
An unusually potent storm will bring significant precipitation to the East Coast throughout Wednesday and into the night.
A wide-reaching storm boosted by an atmospheric river was drenching the entire East Coast Wednesday with heavy rain and ...
The second round of rain will likely hit the Bay Area on Friday and into Saturday, potentially causing minor street and river ...
The biggest flood risk from the incoming storm will extend from Maryland northward. Wind will also affect states farther ...
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An atmospheric river and developing bomb cyclone are bringing heavy rain and fierce winds to the East Coast, creating both challenges and unexpected benefits for ski resorts. (AP video by Lisa Rathke ...
An atmospheric river in late November broke local records in the Sacramento area. And on Nov. 22, Downtown Sacramento reported two inches of rainfall.
The storm is bringing heavy rain and fierce winds to many areas until Wednesday night, and flooding is possible in some ...
This year’s rainy season is underway, which means atmospheric rivers are set to dump rain and snow across California and the Pacific Northwest.
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