A pair of storms pummeling the Pacific Northwest threaten flooding, avalanches and 'sting jets' – intense and destructive low-level winds.

A series of storm systems fueled by an atmospheric river brought flash flooding to the Pacific Northwest this weekend -- and more rain is on the way.

The bulk of the rainfall is expected in the Olympic Peninsula, north interior, Vancouver Island and British Columbia.

The final weekend of winter will be on the stormy side with areas of snow, rain, wind and even a few thunderstorms.

In the Pacific Northwest, it’s been a messy few days. Surges of wind and moisture battered local ski resorts as an atmospheric river passed through. Fickle freezing levels presented the risk of rain, ...

Another unusually intense March storm is coming this week, and it may cause a bit of déjà vu, with severe thunderstorms, ...

Severe thunderstorms, flooding rainfall, damaging winds, wildfires, record temperatures and snow are all possible across the ...

Federal cutbacks are threatening the Pacific Northwest’s ability to manage its water supplies and keep people safe from ...

Incoming heavy rain from an atmospheric river-fueled storm that slammed into the West Coast early Wednesday is threatening ...