There are many forms of cyclones in the weather world that can create weather phenomena for meteorologists to study. The term "bomb cyclone" comes from the term "bombogenesis." It's a storm that intensifies rapidly and can create large impacts such as heavy snow,

A new bomb cyclone storm system is headed to for the U.S. this weekend, following a previously weekend of severe weather and another bomb cyclone just this month.

Here’s a breakdown of what a "bomb cyclone" is and what forecasters are saying about the chances of one dumping snow on the state in the coming days.

Recent winter weather already left the airlines juggling flights and thousands of passengers rebooking.

The chilly snap continues — and is getting worse — after at least 10 people were found dead outside in the cold over the last few days.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) highlights that such storms can result in conditions akin to a winter hurricane, posing serious risks to affected areas. How Do Bomb Cyclones Form?

We here in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan live in the mid-latitudes, which is what our belt of the planet is called between polar and tropical regions. So, low-pressure systems that track through our region are called mid-latitude cyclones, and ...