#atmospheric-river

#atmospheric-river

The Bay Area is expected to experience a series of storms bringing substantial rain and wind, marking a shift from recent pleasant weather.

A bomb cyclone will bring hurricane-like conditions to the West Coast, causing severe wind and flooding.

Southern California faces severe flooding and landslide risks from a powerful atmospheric river storm, prompting evacuation warnings and travel advisories.

California reservoirs saw significant increases in water levels after a week of heavy rain caused by an atmospheric river storm.

The upcoming atmospheric river may help end the fire weather season in Southern California.

Heavy rains and mudslides are severely impacting Pacific Coast Highway, prompting road closures and causing injuries.

Severe debris flows in Southern California from an atmospheric river led to significant road hazards and injuries.

A strong atmospheric river is likely to bring significant rainfall, increasing the risk of debris flows and mudslides in burn areas.

Southern California faces evacuation warnings and risks of mudslides due to the heaviest winter storm, prompting the installation of protective barriers.

The Bay Area is experiencing significant rainfall and wind due to an atmospheric river, leading to flood warnings and potential thunderstorms.

The Bay Area is experiencing significant rainfall and flood warnings due to an atmospheric river.”],

extendedSummary

The recent atmospheric river has brought heavy rainfall and high wind warnings to the Bay Area, leading to flood watches in the region. Triggered by a low pressure system and subtropical moisture, the rainfall is projected to accumulate between one half to three inches over the central coast and elevated areas, with potential totals of six inches in some regions. Flood warnings have been issued as conditions fluctuate, with advisories in place until Saturday night. Emergency weather forecasts suggest continued monitoring of flood risks as showers develop over the coming days.

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Southern California faces significant debris flow risks due to an incoming atmospheric river bringing heavy rainfall.

An atmospheric river is expected to bring significant rainfall and wind impacts to Northern California, particularly in the North Bay.

The Bay Area experienced record-breaking rainfall due to a powerful atmospheric river, resulting in flooding and one confirmed death.

Severe weather impacts in Washington State with over 600,000 without power due to hurricane-force winds and heavy rainfall expected.

Atmospheric river bringing risk of flooding and detrimental conditions across the Northwest.

California is facing severe flooding due to an atmospheric river, prompting evacuation warnings and posing risks to life and property.

Northern California is facing flooding and mudslide threats due to a significant atmospheric river storm bringing unprecedented rainfall. This may continue through the weekend.

Highway 1 in Marin County closed due to flooding from an atmospheric river, affecting travel in the Bay Area.

Evacuation order issued for low-lying areas along the Russian River in Sonoma County due to flooding risks.

A powerful storm system will bring damaging winds and a major atmospheric river to Northern California, with significant rainfall expected this week.

Northern California is expecting significant rain, providing relief after a dry water year, but raising concerns for mudslides and debris flows.

A severe storm in Northern California set rainfall records and caused significant disruption, impacting both daily life and winter sports.

Northern California faces a heavy rainstorm, with North Bay under flood watch due to the risk of flooding from smaller streams and creeks.

Northern California is prepared for its first major storm of the season, projecting significant rainfall and potential flooding.

A severe weather system hit the US, leading to a bomb cyclone, significant winds, casualties, and power outages, while flooding and snowfall impacted California and the Sierra Nevada.

San Francisco experienced less severe weather effects from the bomb cyclone than other Bay Area regions, fostering community and local events.

The Pacific Northwest and Northern California faced a destructive storm, resulting in fatalities, power outages, floods, and snow, deeply impacting residents.

A powerful storm caused widespread power outages in Washington State, with hurricane-force winds and tragic incidents resulting in at least one death.

The West Coast storm is one of the strongest in decades, causing fatal power outages and severe weather across multiple states.

A powerful storm in Northern California caused extensive damage, travel disruptions, and widespread power outages, marking the first major atmospheric river of the season.

An atmospheric river storm is bringing widespread rain to the Bay Area, with record totals expected, especially in Santa Rosa.

The Bay Area experienced uneven rainfall from an atmospheric river, with the North Bay seeing heavy totals and the East/South Bays remaining dry initially.

Bay Area faces significant rainfall and wind due to atmospheric river, with Berkeley expected to receive up to 4 inches of rain.

Gale warning issued for bayside cities; storm impacts expected on both land and water.

The storm may help alleviate fire risks but could lead to localized flooding.

The first major atmospheric river storm of the season brings heavy rain, dangerous winds, and significant flooding risks to Northern California and southern Oregon.

The first major atmospheric river of the season poses risks of flooding and landslides, complicating weather forecasts due to moisture distribution variability.

California is facing a powerful storm system expected to cause flash flooding and power outages this week, classified as a bomb cyclone.

Major storm bringing significant rain and snow to California expected this week, causing potential flooding and hazardous conditions.

Northern California faces significant rain and flooding risks from a major atmospheric river storm, while Southern California anticipates lesser rain amounts this weekend.