The storm hit northern California on Thursday, November 21. On Tuesday, the storm had already transformed into a "bomb cyclone", becoming even more intense on the west coast of the United States. According to the National Weather Service in Medford,

A third winter storm is on its way to California, with forecasts anticipating that it will hit the Golden State on Friday, only days after a bomb cyclone unleashed hurricane-force winds across the Pacific Northwest and an atmospheric river brought a deluge of rain and snow.

Power outages are still affecting nearly 200,000 people in the northwest U.S. as the region continues to deal with the bomb cyclone that's killed at least two people. CBS News national weather correspondent Rob Marciano has a report on the storm from Eureka,

Areas of the northwestern U.S. are recovering as a deadly storm known as a bomb cyclone tore through the region. CBS News correspondent Carter Evans reports on the recovery efforts.

Bomb cyclone hits the pacific northwest, are we next?

Heavy winds and snow downed trees and led to road closures throughout Northern California as a “bomb cyclone” pummeled the West Coast on November 20. Trees came crashing down onto cars and ranching equipment in Cheyenne Grossman’s yard on Wednesday,