The more significant Pineapple Express storms can carry as much as the equivalent of 10 to 15 inches of rain. The storm gathers a bunch of warm, moist air near Hawaii and carries it north and east ...

A Pineapple Express atmospheric river storm with origins near Hawaii will pour tropical moisture over the Pacific Coast this week, threatening a myriad of impacts including flash flooding, damaging… ...

The storm, which brought 100-plus mph wind gusts and caused flooding and landslides, is no day at the beach. So what, exactly, is a Pineapple Express?

Atmospheric rivers happen all over the planet, but a Pineapple Express refers to a specific recurring atmospheric river that hits the U.S. West Coast.

An atmospheric river event known as the “Pineapple Express” is forecast to bring a prolonged period of wet weather and the potential for avalanches to Washington and Oregon beginning Sunday.

The atmospheric river they call the Pineapple Express is expected to arrive Thursday morning. And wind advisories will probably go into effect while you’re still asleep, so you’ll be waking up ...

The Pineapple Express, specifically, is the "river" that runs from Hawaii to the U.S. and Canada’s west coasts, helping to provide the heavy rainfall and snow those regions are known for.

However, a Pineapple Express could also produce flooding and mudslides and impact snowfall in areas across the country — like Colorado.. Just how much moisture does a Pineapple Express produce ...

Pineapple express is a TV-friendly phrase that refers to the warm, airborne rivers of moisture that are drawn from the subtropics by storms out of the North Pacific.

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