As of Friday morning, the American Global Forecast System (GFS) model had removed the storm from Northern California altogether. Because of this change, the KCRA 3 weather team has removed Wednesday's ...

At a week out, specific details are likely to change but Northern Californians should keep a close eye on this forecast.

The opening wave in what meteorologists have called a weak atmospheric river system kept hurling isolated heavy showers throughout the region on Thursday, ahead of a second wave that is set to hit ...

Scientists have long predicted that as climate change from the burning of coal, oil and gas makes the air warmer, it holds more moisture, which means bigger, nastier atmospheric rivers are coming ...

Portland got hit with a strong atmospheric river last weekend ... Express specifically refers to strong atmospheric rivers coming from Hawaii and hitting the U.S. West Coast, whereas "atmospheric ...

Scientists have long predicted that as climate change from the burning of coal, oil and gas makes the air warmer, it holds more moisture, which means bigger, nastier atmospheric rivers are coming ...

“We know the reason [in 2023] was atmospheric river activity … so we looked ... a model that can predict when atmospheric rivers are coming, Luna-Niño said. “It’s good to know and ...

That being said, meteorologists are eyeing a potential atmospheric river that could sweep through the region at the end of the month. “It’s pretty far out and we need to do some polishing on ...

When a bomb cyclone meets an atmospheric river, the result is like an out-of ... winds and mudslides as it slowly heads south over the coming days. Forecasters warn of dangerous conditions as ...

Another round of atmospheric river-fueled storms was poised to soak ... However, the forecast for the weekend could change significantly over the coming days, the Weather Service said.

An atmospheric river likely will deliver more rain to the ... one falling in the Coachella Valley late Wednesday to early Thursday and another coming late Thursday into Friday.

Scientists have long predicted that as climate change from the burning of coal, oil and gas makes the air warmer, it holds more moisture, which means bigger, nastier atmospheric rivers are coming ...