Yea,
It is just a drop in pressure that is very impressive.
It will indicate a severe change of weather.
Back in the day Tornado or Hurricane warnings covered it.
Blizzard warnings as well.
But a bomb cyclone is not necessarily a tornado or hurricane.
It’s just a generic synoptic low whose center pressure drops rapidly a certain amount in a 24 hr period.
And it usually does come with strong, damaging winds as any steep pressure gradient would.
I used to put in the mb readings on a RADAR every morning.
It was a long range high power system that had hundreds of miles of range. It would help with curvature.
Something strong with a 30mb drop would get missed.
Old school back in the 80’s.