'This was maybe one of the worst': Atmospheric river causes historic flooding north of Bay Area
An atmospheric river storm dumped five months of rain in four days over Sonoma County, Calif., north of San Francisco. NBC News' national climate reporter Chase Cain reports on the latest river flood warning and snowfall totals on the West Coast.
Forecasters said a final round of rain, snow and high winds were targeting the Pacific Northwest and Northern California ...
The first heavy storm of the season was caused by an atmospheric river that formed over the Pacific, drenching Sacramento ...
As Sonoma County has been hit hard by the atmospheric river storm, the Russian River has risen higher than originally ...
KCRA 3's Erin Heft talks about some of the crashes she's seen from LiveTracker 3 on Saturday, Nov. 23.
A new storm strengthening just off the Northwest coast could bring additional damage to the region following a historically ...
A bomb cyclone occurs when a storm's pressure drops quickly, which intensifies the storm and ramps up wind gusts. Atmospheric ...
An atmospheric river dumping rain across Northern California and several feet of snow in the Sierra was making its way ...
LATEST Nov. 23, 6:15 a.m. Flood warnings have been canceled across the Bay Area as the worst of the storm hitting California ...
Erin Heft gives a look at conditions on I-80 in the Sierra and Kelly Curran breaks down the forecast on Saturday morning.
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