All eyes in Alaska will be on the remnants of Typhoon ... An extratropical storm or cyclone has cold air at its core – unlike a tropical storm or cyclone which has a warm core.

Tonight, through Monday night, Weather is fairly quiet and benign this afternoon as a large upper low in the Gulf of Alaska ...

The main culprit is a storm that will rapidly intensify to the south of the Gulf of Alaska. It is forecast to reach “bomb cyclone” status over the weekend before unleashing fury on the Pacific ...

Mid-latitude cyclones, named for their location, form in the band of space reaching roughly from south of Texas to the middle of Alaska. A cyclone intensifies as warm air is pulled to its ...

The cyclone knocked down trees and power lines ... harkens back to an atmospheric river that swept into the Gulf of Alaska from the Pacific back in September, causing several inches of rain ...

KOIN 6 Meteorologist Kelley Bayern said that the region will narrowly dodge major storm damage as the bomb cyclone is forecast to remain offshore and head northwest into the Gulf of Alaska.

Alaska. As far back as the records go, a cyclone this strong hasn’t formed before in this part of the world at this time of year, Ahsenmacher said. It belongs to an upper echelon of low-pressure ...