Over a month’s worth of rain, hurricane-force wind gusts and feet of mountain snow are coming to parts of the Pacific Northwest and Northern California.

The National Weather Service in Boise expects a powerful west coast storm coming in off the Pacific Ocean to push wind and snow into Idaho.

Meanwhile, Southern California this week will see dry conditions amid gusty Santa Ana winds that could raise the risk of wildfires in areas where crews are still mopping up a major blaze that destroyed 240 structures.

A powerful bomb cyclone associated with a major atmospheric river is forecast to blast the West Coast, from Washington to California, by midweek, packing threats of high winds, snow and rain.

The Pacific Northwest is preparing for a series of impactful weather systems this week, bringing powerful winds, heavy rainfall, and significant snowfall. This weather event includes a bomb cyclone and an atmospheric river,

LOS ANGELES - More than a foot of rain, along with potential hurricane-force winds, via the "bomb cyclone" is coming for the West Coast this week. Fox 11 Chief Meteorologist Adam Krueger says the warning map is "lit up" from Northern California to Oregon and Washington.