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Bomb cyclone rapidly strengthening off East Coast

How much snow? Bomb cyclone in weekend forecast on East Coast.

As much of the United States still freezes, parts of the South are set to see snow and powerful winds with potential blizzard conditions in coastal areas.

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Weekend bomb cyclone forecast calls for snow. How much will fall?

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

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Powerful storm threatens East Coast including parts unaccustomed to heavy snow

A powerful storm bore down on the East Coast on Saturday, with forecasters warning of howling winds, flooding and heavy snow, including in some Southeast coastal communities more accustomed to hurrica...

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Bomb cyclone starts strengthening as it spreads snow across the Southeast

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A bomb cyclone will hit parts of the US - what is it?

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Bomb cyclone updates: Carolinas, Virginia brace for winter storm packing extreme winds, waves and snow

The storm comes as thousands across the South, including the Nashville area, remain without power after an ice storm knocked out electricity to more than a million customers and was blamed for dozens ...

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Winter storm may intensify and hit East Coast as bomb cyclone

A weekend East Coast storm could bring significant snow, strong winds and coastal flooding from the Carolinas to New England.

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Bomb cyclone forecast for Massachusetts: Cape Cod could face blizzard-like conditions

Batten down the hatches! A nasty nor’easter is expected to batter the Cape and Islands this weekend, according to meteorologists who say the bomb cyclone could dump several inches of snow and spark strong wind gusts and coastal flooding.

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Bomb cyclone to drop snowfall over Carolinas

A storm system is expected to rapidly strengthen off the coast of the mid-Atlantic and produce significant snowfall and gusty winds from the Carolinas to the Northeast.