Pacific Northwest pounded by hurricane-force wind gusts, flooding rain from powerful atmospheric river storms
The third powerful atmospheric river storm to impact the Pacific Northwest since the end of last week blasted portions of Washington and Oregon with hurricane-force wind gusts and torrential rain that led to widespread power outages,
“While atmospheric rivers can vary greatly in size and strength, the average atmospheric river carries an amount of water ...
After a dry January, heavy rains in the last week have brought the falls at the state’s largest park back to life. And the falls have been joined by a few more.
An atmospheric river is targeting the Pacific Northwest this weekend. It will deliver heavy rain and relatively mild air, and probably will be followed by a powerful low-pressure system expected ...
There is a ridge of high pressure overhead that is keeping the Pacific Northwest clear and dry. This ridge is also allowing ...
In fact, the winds have been so strong that several resorts throughout the Pacific Northwest will not open on Tuesday, ...
The recent rain helped make a dent in the year's precipitation dip in Western Washington. But how much did the moisture help play catch up to the average rainfall for the year thus far?
The system already brought strong winds and several inches of rain to parts of the West Coast and triggered power outages.
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