The second named storm of the year has officially become a hurricane as Hurricane Beryl has picked up strength and is now threatening the eastern Caribbean.
The Atlantic Hurricane Season is almost upon us and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is warning that more hurricanes might be expected to arrive this year.
The Americas and the Caribbean can finally breathe a sigh of relief for several months as 2022's bizarre Atlantic hurricane season finally ended with massive super storms like Ian and Fiona devastating the region.
Hurricane Fiona made landfall in the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico on Sunday afternoon, and the island faces not only power outages and high winds but also massive flooding.
Forecasters said a fast-moving storm that recently hit several countries in the Caribbean and the northern part of South America could eventually develop into a hurricane over the Pacific.
Hurricane Pamela has made landfall on Mexico's West Coast. Pamela was categorized as a Category 1 hurricane before losing force and was seen to move inland as a tropical storm.
A 71-year-old man in Louisiana died in an alligator attack after the animal bit off his arm as he waded through the floodwaters brought by Hurricane Ida.
Hurricane Ida is seen to hit the northern U.S. Gulf Coast as a major hurricane this weekend, bringing life-threatening storm surge and dangerous rainfall flooding.
Tropical Storm Eta is expected to have its landfall in Cuba and South Florida. The storm devastated Caribbean with heavy rainfall and strong winds as it approaches Cuba.
As hurricane Delta moved further inland, more than 600,000 power outages were reported across Louisiana, Texas, and Mississippi on early Saturday afternoon, the power officials said.
Hurricane Hanna made landfall on Padre Island, Texas, at 5 PM CDT. Metreologist Rick Reichmuth worries more about the flooding caused by the hurricane.
To prevent COVID-19 from spreading, the officials of Florida announced recently, they might not open up schools or mass shelters for people who seek shelter in the event of a hurricane.
As two storms hit West Coast this week, forecasters warn Thanksgiving travelers to buckle up as affected areas experience hurricane-force winds, blizzard conditions, heavy snowfall, and "bomb cyclone".
Florida's most potent hurricane in over a decade is expected to bring heavy rainfall and 165-mph winds over the weekend. The danger these blusterous winds pose led governors across the Southeast to issue mandatory evacuations of beachside cities.
With hurricane season ramping up, weather experts say they expect 2016 to be one of the most active seasons experienced in several years. We're seeing evidence of this with the increasing number of storm systems churning in both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
Hurricane experts at the National Hurricane Center (NHC) as well as with AccuWeather are closely monitoring a tropical system over the northern Leeward Islands that has potential to strengthen significantly and become Tropical Storm Hermine, the eighth named storm of the 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season, by this weekend. The system poses a threat to land, as well as a distinct possibility of striking the Florida Peninsula from the southwest as a hurricane, the first hurricane to make landfall in that area and from that direction since Katrina in 2005.
