A bomb cyclone slammed the Pacific Northwest earlier this week, causing widespread power outages. Here's what it looked like ...

Bomb cyclones also need upper-level winds to organize, which is opposite of a hurricane. With a bomb cyclone, strong winds are likely, some even reaching hurricane force of 70 mph or more. Bomb ...

In a one-two punch, a second bomb cyclone storm is forecast to hit the western US coast as Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and California are still dealing with power outages due to the current storm.

The storm currently off the northwest coast of the U.S. — described by meteorologists as a “bomb cyclone” — brings with it an atmospheric river. High winds and intense precipitation are ...

The West Coast got pummeled by a 'bomb cyclone' that brought on deadly high winds, torrential rain and heavy snow that left hundreds of thousands without power. The terms 'bomb cyclone' or a storm ...

The more technical term for a bomb cyclone is a process called bombogenesis, which is related to the central low-pressure ...

It's a scary-sounding weather term – bomb cyclone. Bomb cyclone is a term used by weather enthusiasts to describe a process that meteorologists usually call bombogenesis. It’s the rapid ...

A "bomb cyclone" slammed the Pacific Northwest earlier this week, knocking out power to hundreds of thousands in Washington state, killing two people and injuring two others. A bomb cyclone is ...

A bomb cyclone looks like a rapidly intensifying hurricane, spins like a hurricane, and wreaks havoc on land like hurricanes ...

Bomb cyclones form when a storm's atmospheric pressure drops sharply within 24 hours in a process called bombogenesis.

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, according to ...