'Bomb cyclone' to bring high winds to the B.C. coast
Environment Canada is warning those living on the B.C. coast to be prepared for incoming wild weather. A so-called bomb cyclone is expected to arrive in the region Tuesday, bringing hurricane-force winds. A bomb cyclone is caused by a rapid drop in atmospheric pressure at the centre of a storm.
British Columbia is bracing for a bomb cyclone that will also impact the U.S. West Coast this week. Watch this video for the ...
6:15 p.m. Environment Canada is warning that a "bomb cyclone" is expected to bring powerful winds to most of Vancouver Island and the B.C. coast, with hurricane-force gusts of 120 km/h predicted for ...
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A special weather statement is in effect for much of B.C.'s coast as high winds are expected to hit the region Tuesday evening. The wind event, known as a "bomb cyclone," is expected to last into ...
A potentially damaging bomb cyclone is forecast to hit BC on Tuesday night, not letting up until Wednesday morning.
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