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SC's worst hurricanes begin off Africa. We traveled there to find out how they're born. - Vimarsana News

SC's worst hurricanes begin off Africa. We traveled there to find out how they're born.

Hurricane Bret formed off West Africa during a period of low Saharan dust. It's another example of how Sahara dust can smother a hurricane or allow it to grow. Will climate change affect this process? Some scientists say global warming will reduce dust, allowing tropical storms to grow. Others say climate change will generate more dust. The fates of millions on the East Coast hang in the balance.

GLOBALink | Energy-efficient crude oil tanker delivered in NE China-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

GLOBALink | Energy-efficient crude oil tanker delivered in NE China-Xinhua

GLOBALink | Energy-efficient crude oil tanker delivered in NE China-

Tropical wave no longer expected to develop thanks to winds and African dust - Vimarsana News

Tropical wave no longer expected to develop thanks to winds and African dust

The tropical wave pushing west in the Atlantic is no longer under any expectation of becoming Tropical Storm Danielle, according to the National Hurricane Center.

Tropical wave could still develop before weekend, hurricane center says - Vimarsana News

Tropical wave could still develop before weekend, hurricane center says

Although odds dropped, the tropical wave in the eastern Atlantic still could undergo gradual development before the weekend, according to the National Hurricane Center.

Hurricane forecasters at Colorado State, NOAA reaffirm confidence in busy season prediction - Vimarsana News

Hurricane forecasters at Colorado State, NOAA reaffirm confidence in busy season prediction

Experts at CSU and NOAA decreased the forecast number of named storms from what they initially predicted in earlier outlooks, but they say you should still prepare for an active season.