A historically powerful "bomb cyclone" is forecast to hit about 300 to 400 miles off the Oregon Coast on Tuesday and Wednesday, bringing strong winds to coastal cities and the Willamette Valley.

Bomb cyclones are strong storms that can spin up ... for the outer edge of the system to hit western Washington and Oregon, but not close enough for those areas to experience super high winds.

could bring another round of powerful winds to portions of the Oregon and Washington coastline Monday night. This storm is classified as a “bomb cyclone,” a rapidly intensifying storm with a ...

If you’re on the Oregon coast this week, it might be time to hunker down. A “bomb cyclone” is coming for the beach. “We have a very strong area of low pressure that’s expected to develop ...

A system of wild weather known as a “bomb cyclone” made landfall on Tuesday, bringing high winds and heavy snow to Oregon’s mountain roads during one of the busiest travel times of the season.

Forecasters also said Tuesday the bomb cyclone would reach is peak force ... Once the system reaches land, wind gusts along the Oregon coast and Coast Range could reach up to 60 mph.

A bomb cyclone pounding Northern California and the ... Winds gusted as high as 85 mph in Oregon and more than a foot of rain fell in parts of Northern California, AccuWeather reported.

Here's everything to know about bomb cyclones and how the major storm is affecting Oregon and Washington. A bomb cyclone, which is created through a process known as bombogenesis, is a severe ...

The brunt of this mid-autumn storm will be felt along the Oregon and Washington coastline ... throughout early Wednesday morning. This bomb cyclone will also bring in heavy rain amounts to the ...

western Oregon and western Washington, and northeastern California may see up to 20 inches. Worldwide, about 40 to 50 'bomb cyclones' brew each year, but most are over open ocean and nobody but ...