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A dynamic visualization showing the wind patterns of the bomb cyclone that is now hitting the west coast of Canada and the USA. Look at that low pressure rotation. An eye-like centre signifies rapid storm intensification, according to NOAA. 👁 #bombcyclone #bcstorm

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