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2023 is officially Fort Lauderdale, Florida’s, wettest year to date — shattering a record set more than seven decades ago. After torrential downpours and flooding slammed South Florida last week,

Hurricane Otis — which killed at least 48 people after hitting Mexico’s southern coast in October — adds to a destructive hurricane season that battered the Atlantic and the Eastern

I treasure beautiful childhood memories from my family’s modest but happy vacations in Acapulco, Mexico. On board a boat cruise, we loved learning about Hollywood stars who visited the golden

A tropical depression is “likely to form” by late this week from a system expected to move west toward the central tropical Atlantic, National Hurricane Center forecasters said Monday. That

Oct. 10—VALDOSTA — Lowndes County is still experiencing the lagging effects one month after Hurricane Idalias landfall. Officials are anticipating residents to continue feeling the effects for months or even

Tropical Storm Philippe is shifting away from the far eastern Caribbean islands. Heavy rains in the region should diminish Wednesday evening, the National Hurricane Center said. The forecast track has

After remnants of Hurricane Ida wrought deadly havoc across New York in 2021, then-Mayor Bill de Blasio released a plan detailing a set of steps the city should take to

Sep. 28—The call for blood donations never ceases, and in the wake of Hurricane Idalia, the national shortage of blood was magnified after dozens of blood drives were cancelled, the

The death toll from devastating floods in eastern Libya surged past 11,300 people in the city of Derna alone, overshadowing hopes of finding the thousands of others missing after a

Hurricane Lee’s outer rain bands reached New England as the large storm continued its track to the north, with tropical storm and hurricane conditions expected to begin Friday and last