Experts warn of 'extremely active' 2024 hurricane season, with return of La Niña
Warmer than normal temperatures in the Atlantic Ocean could be a big problem for coastal communities.
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Warmer than normal temperatures in the Atlantic Ocean could be a big problem for coastal communities.
Tammy has weakened into a post-tropical cyclone as of Thursday morning. It is still bringing high wind speeds and could produce dangerous swells.
The National Hurricane Center is keeping an eye on Tropical Depression 12 in the eastern Atlantic, which may become Tropical Storm Katia later today.
I know you're used to it being hot down in south florida during the summertime. but miami has already seen, what, 36 consecutive days of 100-degree temperatures or more when you factor in the heat index. i mean that is just extraordinary stuff. how concerned are you about whether or not the country is doing enough to combat climate change with this oppressive heat that the country is dealing with this summer? >> you know, we're really in trouble with the extreme maga republican agenda that refuses to even acknowledge climate change, never mind address it. thankfully we were able to pass the in...
When forecasters in April first predicted this year’s hurricane season would be slightly below average, they added an important asterisk.