Mid-latitude storms that rapidly intensify into violent weather systems, known as bomb cyclones, form through a specific chain of atmospheric events that begins with clashing air masses and ends with ...

Explosive cyclogenesis, often termed “bomb” development, denotes a rapid deepening of an extratropical cyclone’s central pressure by at least 24 hPa in 24 hours. These systems arise from intense ...

Explosive cyclogenesis is underway over the eastern Indian Ocean, where a rapidly deepening low pressure system is setting parts of southwest Western Australia up for a wild weekend of damaging to ...