Satellite Video Prompts Warning for Millions: 'Brace Yourself'
Summary
A satellite video revealed an atmospheric river bringing storms to the Pacific Northwest, prompting warnings about heavy rain, snow, and strong winds akin to a tropical storm. These conditions could result in power outages, flooding, and falling trees in the region. Officials advised residents to stay cautious and heed local weather warnings.Key Facts
- A satellite video showed an atmospheric river moving toward the Pacific Northwest.
- The system is expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds, and snow to the region.
- Wind speeds could be strong enough to cause trees to fall and break tree limbs.
- Atmospheric rivers transport large amounts of water vapor outside the tropics.
- The National Weather Service (NWS) issued warnings for the Northwest U.S.
- More than 21,000 people in California are currently without power.
- Weather officials recommend staying indoors and being cautious during the storm.
- Additional storm impacts are expected to continue into Thursday.
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