ASTORIA Ore. (KPTV) - A local family is still recovering from November’s bomb cyclone which brought massive wind gusts to the coast. One woman says it’s a miracle everyone survived after the ...

Bomb-making materials were reportedly found at a New Orleans Airbnb, as authorities investigate a possible connection to the truck-ramming terror attack that killed ...

The weather gods gave Washington plenty of drama for 2024. From the hottest first half of July on record in Seattle to a bomb cyclone that brought the Seattle area’s most extensive power outages ...

We did, however, have several standout weather events in 2024, including round after round of the northern lights, the powerful and damaging bomb cyclone, record-breaking heat, and rounds of ...

SEATTLE — The Small Business Administration (SBA) has granted a disaster declaration for Washington state in response to the devastating bomb cyclone that struck in November. The declaration ...

Homeowners, businesses and renters in seven Washington counties affected by the bomb cyclone in November may be eligible for low-interest government loans. The United States Small Business ...

LYNNWOOD — Brian O’Connor and his mom set up the tent they were living in the day before the November bomb cyclone in the woods in Lynnwood, a spot they had never camped at before. They had ...

LYNNWOOD — Brian O’Connor and his mom set up the tent they were living in the day before the November bomb cyclone in the woods in Lynnwood, a spot they had never camped at before.

Cyclone Chido, which struck on Dec. 14 and killed at least 39 people, is inflaming already dangerous tensions over immigration on Mayotte, an archipelago off Africa’s eastern coast.

The impact of the storm will vary greatly by location. “A potent low-pressure system (that qualifies for bombogenesis or ‘bomb cyclone’) is about 400 miles off our coast, heading north ...

WASHINGTON, USA — KING 5 received questions asking whether Monday evening's storm was considered a "bomb cyclone." At this point, the short answer is no, according to meteorologist Leah Pezzetti.