#weather-systems

#weather-systems

A bomb cyclone is defined by a significant drop in atmospheric pressure over a short time, indicating a rapidly strengthening storm.

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

Tropical storms like Debby can stall due to weather systems and high-pressure blocking movements, leading to increased rainfall and flooding risks.

Maine experienced a heatwave due to a weather system usually found over the Atlantic Ocean, high-pressure systems, and climate change impacts.

Dust storms in Sahara carry particles that travel to Europe due to dry conditions, with tiny dust particles blown by high winds over long distances.

Dust storms originating in the Sahara can travel long distances, turning European cities red-orange, like in Athens, Greece, creating a striking natural event.