SEATTLE – A powerful bomb cyclone associated with a major atmospheric river is forecast to drench the West Coast, from Washington to California, this week and could potentially lead to life ...

SEATTLE — This week’s windstorm brought widespread impacts and damage to western Washington, including several wind gusts worth noting. A 64 mile per hour wind gust hit the south coast at ...

In December, the Hoh River took out Jefferson County’s Upper Hoh Road, the only vehicular access to the Hoh Rain Forest ...

The people milling about logs and piles of wood shavings were from all over the country. They’re part of the Timber Framers ...

The storm system, which hit starting Tuesday, is considered a '' bomb cyclone,'' which occurs when ... homes and littered roads across western Washington. In Lynnwood, a woman died Tuesday night ...

Wichita and part of southeast Kansas will be under a catastrophic fire risk — the highest risk possible under the grassland ...

Nearly 460,000 people visited the Hoh Rain Forest last year, Olympic National Park reported. It has been closed for nearly ...

The East Coast "bomb cyclone" on Thursday looks both beautiful ... His writing has also appeared in the Washington Post, online at The Weather Channel, and washingtonpost.com, where he wrote ...

A massive storm will sweep across the U.S. in 24 hours, bringing damaging winds, hail, and tornado threats to parts of Iowa.

And with the most powerful ones, you start hearing terms like "bomb cyclone" -- or people even likening the storms to hurricanes. Some of these terms are legit -- some aren't. Let's start with my ...