Bomb cyclone expected off US east coast this weekend

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What is a bomb cyclone? How to prepare for weekend storm
That's the name of the weather process headed for much of the East Coast this weekend, as "a mid-latitude cyclone rapidly intensifies," or quickly drops in atmospheric pressure, according to the Natio...

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A 'bomb cyclone' and 'nor'easter' could be in the forecast for the East Coast this weekend. What are they, exactly?
Bomb Cyclone Will Hit Southeast This Weekend—Here’s What To Expect If You’re Flying
Bomb cyclone set to bring another round of snow to eastern US
As large parts of the United States continue to dig themselves out from the aftermath of a major winter storm, another system is expected to develop off the south-eastern coast.

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A ‘bomb cyclone’ may be coming to Mass. this weekend. What is it?
Bomb cyclone to bring major winter storm to the Southeast. Northeast could see a glancing blow or a lot of snow
Bomb cyclone may head to Long Island this weekend with 45 mph winds, at least 3 inches of snow Sunday
At least 15 people have died so far during the snowstorm and ongoing deep freeze in New York City and on Long Island, the authorities said Tuesday, adding to a rising death toll.

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A bomb cyclone is more likely to impact parts of the East Coast this weekend. Here are the updated scenarios
East Coast Storm This Weekend Could Become Bomb Cyclone With More Snow, Wind From Carolinas To New England

Tracking the bomb cyclone in maps and charts

A powerful storm will develop off the Southeast coast this weekend amid brutal cold. This bomb cyclone will bring snow and strong winds to parts of the East Coast as it moves north.

Bomb Cyclone: What is this weather phenomenon and when does it hit?

The largest nontropical bomb cyclone on record since 1958 struck over the northern Pacific Ocean on New Year’s Eve from 2020 into 2021.

Here’s what ‘bomb cyclone’ actually means

The “bomb cyclone” about to wallop the East Coast has been referred to as a bombogenesis by meteorologists — leaving many scratching their heads. It’s also left Americans still digging themselves out of a foot or more of snowfall from last weekend’s Winter Storm Fern, worrying about being buried by another few inches.