Much of the East Coast is on high alert for another potentially powerful winter storm. A weekend storm could intensify into a "bomb cyclone," with the potential for significant snow, strong winds and ...

A strong winter weather system has the potential to develop into a bomb cyclone off the East Coast later this weekend.

A strong winter weather system could develop into a bomb cyclone off the East Coast this weekend. The storm is expected to bring snow to the Southern Appalachians before potentially impacting the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The National Weather Service is reporting increased confidence in "impactful heavy snow" across much of the Carolinas and parts of ...

This weekend, a powerful winter storm known as a bomb cyclone will develop off the South Carolina coast and travel north along the East Coast. It will deliver heavy snow for the Carolina and Virginia ...

According to the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, certain storms undergo bombogenesis, which happens when a storm’s central pressure drops at least 24 millibars in 24 hours. These ...

Weekend plans? How about "bombogenesis." That's the name of the weather process headed for much of the East Coast this weekend, as "a mid-latitude cyclone rapidly intensifies," or quickly drops in ...

The World Meteorological Organization has retired the name Melissa from its Atlantic basin naming lists after the Category 5 ...

A bomb cyclone winter storm is whipping up — and it’s headed for New York City, threatening even more snow and colder temps this weekend. The storm is forecast to blow into town Saturday night and ...

Bomb cyclones result from rapid pressure drops in storms, creating severe weather conditions. This article explores their characteristics, seasonal occurrence, and affected regions.

The East Coast remains under snow, ice and cold warnings and advisories this week as it braces for another winter storm this weekend, that could intensify into a bomb cyclone, bringing more heavy snow ...