Pacific Northwest, flood and Torrential rains
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Another Atmospheric River is forecast to pound the Pacific Northwest with several inches of rain on Monday and Tuesday just after a short break in the rain.
The Pacific Northwest is expected to see up to seven inches of rain this week, as the eastern United States braces for arctic cold.
The moisture from this storm system will help two fast-moving winter storms spread snow across the eastern U.S., with another atmospheric river on its way.
Meteorologists caution that the Pacific Northwest may face weeks of winter storms capable of triggering flooding, mudslides, and avalanche dangers.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is sending its famed reconnaissance aircraft into a powerful storm system that threatens widespread flooding and damaging winds for Western Washington from Monday through Wednesday.
When the northern lights forecast is weaker, it’s often recommended to get as far away from outdoor lights as possible and look northward. Even then, you may only be able to see the northern lights by taking a longer-exposure picture with your phone or a camera.