A disturbance forecasters have been watching in the Atlantic will likely ... The National Hurricane Center said Monday the ...

The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season is set to wrap up on Nov. 30. It was originally pitched as a “supercharged” year, with forecasters predicting as many as 20-25 named storms. An unprecedented ...

Freezing Temperatures: A blast of Arctic air can be dangerous, especially when combined with blustery winds. Track cold ...

As many as 13 Atlantic hurricanes of category one or above are forecast for the period, which runs from June to November. Record high sea surface temperatures are partly to blame, as is a likely ...

AccuWeather forecasters say it will likely ... produced hurricanes Rafael, Milton and Helene. What happens next depends on ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The 2024 Atlantic Hurricane ... we've seen since Hurricane Rita (2005). Most tornadoes hit Texas and Louisiana, but more were spawned along Beryl's path over the Midwest ...

In absolute terms, 2024 was by far the swingiest hurricane season on record since 1950, veering from quiet to calamitous.

Hurricane Milton has exploded into a monster storm as it soaks up its natural fuel, warm water, in the Gulf of Mexico. The National Hurricane Center had warned that Milton was likely to strengthen ...

The National Hurricane Center is tracking ... dome of high pressure along the southern Atlantic coast. If the high pressure stays where it is, it will likely steer the storm into Central America ...

Milton also took an unusual, although not unprecedented, storm path ... the likely development of the natural La Niña weather phenomenon in the Pacific, which often favours Atlantic hurricane ...

GREG ALLEN, BYLINE: Before the season began, scientists warned there were likely to be a lot of hurricanes. Record-high ocean temperatures in the Atlantic ... Helene left a path of destruction ...

The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season has ... Climate change made the extreme rainfall from Hurricane Harvey in 2017 around three times more likely, according to one estimate, external.