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A bomb cyclone is forecast to hit Southeast this weekend

A 'bomb cyclone' and 'nor'easter' are in the forecast for parts of the East Coast this weekend. What are they, exactly?

Meteorologists are warning that another major winter storm is forecast to become a nor’easter intensifying into a bomb cyclone across parts of the East Coast starting Friday into this weekend. The storm is forecast to bring heavy snow,

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Heaviest snow in decades to hit Southeast from "bomb cyclone" storm

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Most snow in years, blizzard conditions possible in parts of Southeast from powerful bomb cyclone

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What is a bomb cyclone? Is a nor'easter headed to South Carolina?

A strong winter weather system could develop into a bomb cyclone off the East Coast this weekend.

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Tracking the bomb cyclone in maps and charts

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Could a bomb cyclone hit New York this weekend? What we know so far

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Winter storm takes aim at North Carolina. See forecast maps.

A band of heavy snow expected to set up in Eastern North Carolina could mean blizzard conditions over the Outer Banks and Down East in the state, according to the National Weather Service forecast off...

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New Snowfall Maps Released As Fast‑Developing Nor’easter Takes Shape

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Bomb cyclone to bring snow, floods and more canceled flights

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Blizzard of '96: Remembering Philly's biggest snowstorm 30 years later

It’s been 30 years since the Blizzard of ’96 hit the Philadelphia region. The storm itself occurred from Jan. 6 through Jan. 10, but hit the Philly area especially hard on Jan. 7 and Jan. 8, dumping two and a half feet of snow. Three decades later ...

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Western New Yorkers experience first hurricane

Many Western New Yorkers who are living in Florida, or just visiting, contacted us on social media Friday to share their photos and videos with us of the hurricane and its aftermath. Three native Western New Yorkers we spoke with experienced their first ...