A winter weather system moving through the eastern U.S. could reorganize into a strong coastal storm off the East Coast later this weekend.

The phenomena of bombogenesis is said to occur when a storm's central barometric pressure drops at least 24 millibars in 24 hours. A millibar is a way of measuring pressure. The lower the pressure, the more powerful the storm, according to NOAA.

Three low pressure systems, two within Australia and one off the east coast, have the potential to develop into cyclones.

A bomb cyclone is a name that was given to the atmospheric process of 'explosive cyclogenesis' and is used to describe a quickly and deeply strengthening storm. It has also been referred to as 'bombogenesis.'

Massachusetts is still recovering from a major snowstorm that dumped over 2 feet of snow in some communities at the end of last weekend. But forecasters say the state might be in for another significant snowstorm just a week later.

A strong winter weather system has the potential to develop into a bomb cyclone off the East Coast later this weekend.

Deep penetration of cold temperatures and a coastal storm will bring bomb cyclone and polar vortex into your newsfeeds. Here's why.

A tropical cyclone is highly likely to form off Western Australia's far north coast next week, with the Bureau of Meteorology closely monitoring conditions between the Kimberley and Northern Territory.

A short but intense rain bomb that hit Cairns on Saturday night dumped an astonishing volume of rain between midnight and 3am.