The Weather Prediction Center has issued excessive rainfall risks starting Tuesday, with the area bracing for a powerful storm featuring heavy rains and winds that may cause power outages and flash flooding.
Richard Bann, a meteorologist, explained that this quick intensity storm system is being categorized as a 'bomb cyclone,' which adds to the potential severity of the weather.
Areas from the south of Portland, Oregon, to north of San Francisco are expected to receive particularly severe rainfall, with the storm likely causing numerous flash floods and hazardous travel.
In northern California, flood and high wind watches are in effect, forecasting up to 8 inches of rain in the Bay Area, along with winter storm conditions in higher elevations.
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