Blizzard-like 'bomb cyclones' get boost from warming oceans The warming of ocean waters through climate change creates ideal conditions for more “bomb cyclone” events like the one that battered the Northeast with extreme winter weather in late January, experts say.
Solutions Nor’easter brings hurricane-force winds to Massachusetts After battering the New York area, the storm knocked out electricity to hundreds of thousands of customers across New England on Wednesday.
Impacts www.vox.com What is a nor’easter? And why have there been four in four weeks? Nor’easters are a menace. But they play a vital role in redistributing heat around the globe.
Newsletter www.washingtonpost.com Climate change may mean more spring snowstorms in the future Expect more extreme — and weird — weather.
www.nbcnews.com Powerful storm leaves 9 dead, swaths of East Coast in the dark More than a dozen utility companies reported that hundreds of thousands of their customers were still without power on Saturday.
Impacts Here's what you need to know about the dangerous storm heading for the Northeast this weekend This storm will be the strongest since January's 'Bomb Cyclone.'
Impacts Here's what you need to know about the upcoming 'bomb cyclone' (it's a real thing) It's about explosive intensification, not actual explosions.
