California Bomb Cyclone Confidence increasing

[@azdbuk]

My friends think I am a genius in weather now, I finally relented and told them about PNW weather watch.

[@hologramhouse729]

You sly dog

[@waytospergtherebro]

How much does your mom pay them to talk to you?

[@DudeCapone]

Bro don’t have the weather app 🤡

[@peacedove9513]

😂

[@Gigi22666]

YIKES! My niece is in Berkeley, they were hammered in the last one. Thanks for the heads up. You really are the Best!

[@leatherman88ch]

Thank you for your postings I live in Palm springs at half the time the news media don't know what to do in for weather

[@Diesel0807]

The sierra snowpack in 2011 didn't start coming down the hill until mid may, hopefully this year it holds like that rather than coming down all at once in april

[@Weather_Nerd]

People will be skiing into July at Mammoth (which is fairly common, perhaps Aug there) and Palisades at minimum; no doubt that is upper mtn runs but even if we had long extra warm stretches as we can get in spring, I don’t see it being a fast thing. Hopefully not. Lot of water content

[@WorldOfWonder66]

I know this sun is very active right now and that might be contributed into the weather. Here in Central Oregon to Aurora was beautiful last night. It Filled with the sky with all kinds of colors of reds, blues, purples and greens

[@TheMrCougarful]

The Sun is at a solar minimum. The next maximum is a decade away. Everything they've told you about the GSM driving global weather is a lie. Global heating caused by GHG accumulating in the atmosphere is responsible for near all observed climate disruptions. Real science matters, as you will shortly understand.

[@garyruss3529]

Sun activity does not impact short term weather but long term trends can impact climate.

[@joseortiz-dd6sm]

@@garyruss3529 proof?

[@SuperTigerTV]

@@garyruss3529 Sun Activity has ALWAYS affected both short and long term weather and ALL LIFE on earth.

[@TolaRat]

Thanks!

[@PacificNorthwestWeather]

Very kind, thanks!

[@timmannchicken]

California was tired of the East coast getting all the interesting weather. 😂

[@rebeccamd7903]

This Eastern Native moved to California and apparently did a highly effective rain dance.

[@michaeltabanao8092]

You have been spot on 👍

[@konaken1035]

This is the coldest March since I moved here to Tehachapi in 1994... 39 is the high today... Double gas cost per therm is real aggravating. I burn wood but save some for if the gas goes out and I dont' freeze here at 4k elevation.

[@grannykatnewx7898]

Thanks for the info. April 5/6 we're coming home from Vegas thru Cali. We were hoping to swing through San Francisco on the way back to Washington. We might want to change some of our drive plans. Keeping an eye on things. Glad I found your channel.

[@Bootsz2010]

OMG, this weather has been absolutely incredible in California! I'm not even tired of the rain because I know how much we need it, particularly the Sierra snow! I live in the Sierra foothills, it's funny to see how late spring is this year! Thanks for your weather analysis, wouldn't dream of getting reports elsewhere!

[@lukethedrifter4622]

SAME!!!!! I am LOVING IT!!!!

[@Jill_Trill]

Yes I enjoy it also however no one will be happy when their produce and beef skyrocket since our agriculture is getting wiped out

[@hurricaneheather1420]

Good morning Michael thanks for the update

[@stevebond7387]

Michael is the man.

[@Brandon-sk5lq]

Well crud....here we go again!! Lol. Could the Tonga eruption from last year, or the temperatures of the Pacific ocean be contributing to our current situation?

[@OntheHook55]

It’s the weather…nothing more..nothing less

[@stevencole7331]

My forecasts are not showing much precipitation in my socal high desert location but wind will be plentiful. I think it comes down to how the Kona low feeds the cyclone and as you said where it's located . Yes California has had a historic rainy season but it has not been as destructive as it could have been . Most of the atmospheric rivers have not been stationary and moved out of a area at a moderate pace. It may have been fortunate this was not a strong El nino setup with these weather matrix as the atmospheric rivers would have had a lot more moister content

[@olivi3339]

Utah broke there record snowpack.... They're over 700 in. now.

[@hermosafieldsforever4782]

Ugh! Since subbing, I reckon there's been 14 storm fronts slamming the southern California coast. It's the chilliest and wettest ever! Thank you?🤣🤣😍

[@dfa3366]

It won’t t take much for trees to topple over and it’s dangerous when that happens. I’m hoping the winds won’t be as strong but the last one took everyone by surprise by the intensity of it.

[@konaken1035]

Kona Low... has a ring to it.

[@juliananorleen9750]

My sons now ask me about the weather..😂😂😂

[@lancegarza4068]

You Be Slaying The Predicative weather possibilities with the Knowledge Brah 🤙

[@crooked1315]

For us truckers can you keep an eye out on the i5 corridors between California and Oregon

[@PacificNorthwestWeather]

Lots of snow on the way check in tomorrow

[@TheMrCougarful]

Don't find yourself on I5 Tuesday, seems to be the take away here.

[@johnzee691]

another huge thanks.

[@markstanich64]

HE SURE KNOWS HIS STUFF

[@PacificNorthwestWeather]

Thx

[@johnbartlett2871]

FYI,NWS Monterrey mentioned a few days ago that the "Bomb Cyclone" criteria for their latitude is just 17MB in 24 hours.

[@itiiyt]

Monterey..

[@petestanton1945]

Mexico?

[@johnbartlett2871]

The Bay area office of the NWS is located in Monterrey,CALIFORNIA.

[@JG-ph3xg]

Thanks again 😊

[@publicmushroom67]

Used to be called "The Pineapple Express"...

[@PacificNorthwestWeather]

Atmospheric river is the official term. Pineapple express is just a descriptor.

[@andypoppey5243]

Temperature wise this is pretty much exactly what they said last year for Arizona, we ended up with mostly normal to below normal. They said to expect a dry monsoon season, again they were wrong, very very wrong about that. I have a feeling they're models are going to end up being off again this year.

[@scottw5315]

I want to know what model predicted this winter for California? And they want us to believe they can predict the climate a hundred years from now...

[@andypoppey5243]

I'm not sure what model the NWS uses but whichever one it is seems to be off pretty often lately

[@sitprettybaby8188]

​@@scottw5315 actually the Farmers almanac predicted a very dry winter. All of this is manipulated and man-made from HARRP

[@sweetsongstress7398]

I’m so happy, bring on the liquid sunshine!!!

[@livingfree4718]

That last storm was nasty. 80 mph winds in Santa Cruz mountains. Trees down all over. Houses smashed. Had to cut 2 fir trees off the highway with the neighbors just to get the road open. Here we go again.

[@higgs923]

Lived on Branciforte Drive many years ago. I imagine the creek is quite a sight these days.

[@birdlover6842]

That's awful. Maybe in April things will take down.

[@Bootsz2010]

I used to live right on the river in Boulder Creek. Riverside Drive. The S.L.river was in my backyard. I can remember seeing giant redwoods barreling down the river in the winter. Had a redwood tree fall right outside the house and I wouldn't be here if it had gone the other direction. I was really thinking about all the towns and big Basin where that big fire was a couple or 3 years ago. Glad you're safe, I'm just glad I wasn't there, it's crazy enough up here in the Sierra foothills!

[@birdlover6842]

Very educational video. Thank you.

[@Hmeybauhn]

The winds need to eff off. I live in the remnants of the Oak Fire burn and between the fire, floods, and wind I don't have many more trees to lose at this point....

[@mischevious]

You mean that after so many years of drought and scorching heatwaves you still have living trees?! I’d check that if I were you, especially the trees that might fall on your home. Even the trees that are still alive are suffering from disease and half rotted rootballs from so many years extreme heat and no water.

[@sitprettybaby8188]

MY gosh!! When will this end

[@BabyBoomersDoomer]

Better then the local news

[@fannyargyle9073]

You da bomb! Thanks.

[@peacedove9513]

🌧🌦⛈️🌨⛈️🌦🌧💃Let's Fill up the Colorado River yayy

[@total2199]

So sick and tired of these bomb cyclones of high winds and power failures during this freaking winter! PG&E performance is so poor that it needs to be wiped out from the face of this planet! Somebody should file a class action suite against this corporation!

[@LukeNukeEm24]

Yeah sorry for your tough break with PGE they are a garbage company anyway , but there is no way you should get tired of these storms here in California, we need every single inch of snow , and drop of rain . It’s frustrating to hear people say they are “tired of it “ its actually so beautiful to see all this snow /rain here

[@johngammon6875]

What about El Nino impacts for California?

[@Sonoma_Coast]

La Nina predictions were wrong. Meteorologists admit that going past 7-10 days is just guessing.

[@TheMrCougarful]

I think these amazing polar lows are shrapnel spinning off the disintegrating polar vortex. Things appear to be progressing toward a massive, sudden capitulation of the Earth dynamic system in the northern hemisphere.

[@Bootsz2010]

OMG what does that mean?

[@JS-nk4re]

Can we water our lawns yet ?

[@juskicknit909]

Storms been crazy in California to the point they’re starting to spawn funnel clouds and tornadoes

[@Matt_Maverick]

And old lakes are coming back! The Tulare Lake for example.

[@tomdemeo2708]

Bomb cyclone? I never heard of them before this year now all the time? We used to call it rain

[@nancykisich3263]

I’ll have me a side of Kona low with my bomb cyclone!

[@76rjackson]

Really! Great names for the drinks at some indie coffee house.

[@nancykisich3263]

@@76rjackson thanks!! I think so too 👀

[@pillbertdidit]

It looked like a eye 2:40 /2:45 into your video.

[@MB-yg6mb]

Yup saw that too...

[@richard-cf8ce]

Weather modification how you liking it now

[@PacificNorthwestWeather]

Just so everyone knows, there Humans do not have anywhere near the capability to control the weather. Not even close to the amount of energy it would require. I'll address this from time to time just in case anyone takes this the least bit seriously.

[@sitprettybaby8188]

​@@PacificNorthwestWeather that is not true. It's been manipulated all over the world especially in certain countries for generations

[@sdgaming9561]

Take my spot in School please

[@TrophyCollector187]

Do you think this will impact SW a lot like last storm ?

[@PacificNorthwestWeather]

Might not be as strong for some of the SW usa

[@lauracochran3213]

👍 here we go again.

[@larrybuzbee7344]

Oy

[@DanZee21]

Great videos. 👍

[@user-ii3vn8tn3q]

Yeah! Trinity Dam needs t.

[@keepmoving1185]

Nice clean editing

[@Hogger280]

This is the Pacific Northwest, not Europe. You can take the European model and put it where the Sun doesn't shine.

[@bunny1979]

I guess spring is not happening

[@markstanich64]

MIDDLE OF MAY SHOULD SETTLE DOWN WEATHER

[@artemisXsidecross]

👍

[@betweenworlds620]

❤

[@Raptor-7]

What if ....it bombs out at 975millibars and strikes bodega bay or point Reyes....we going to be WINDY😊😊😮😁😁🌪️🌀

[@newnormal1841]

🤺💐