A "bomb cyclone" has now formed in the western Tasman Sea, and its intensification is showing signs of being even more explosive than initially forecast.
This is in the opening handful of paragraphs of the article:
When a low-pressure system transforms from non-existence to a formidable storm just a day later, meteorologists label it a “bomb cyclone”, or a system that has experienced “bombogenesis”.
The expression “bomb” is due to the explosive speed of development, however, its usage is restricted only to systems where the reduction in pressure exceeds a specific rate based on latitude.
This is in the opening handful of paragraphs of the article:
I’m sure it’s a legitimate term, just like all the others. That doesn’t lessen their glee at busting it out at every opportunity.
Mate, they’re meteorologists. Let them enjoy the tiny amount of excitement they have in their jobs.
What about all the meteors though?