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NASA has recently captured a rare tropical storm swirling in the South Atlantic Ocean. NASA's attention has recently been drawn to an unusual event unfolding off the coast of Brazil—a rare tropical storm swirling in the South Atlantic Ocean, a region where such phenomena are infrequent.
While the Atlantic hurricane season does not officially start until June 1, there are already "serious and growing concerns" about the impending season, AccuWeather Chief Meteorologist Jonathan Porter said. There are two key factors that have AccuWeather forecasters sounding the early warning of a potentially super-charged season: The return of La Niña and historically warm water across the Atlantic Ocean. "The current El Niño pattern that is in place is forecast to transition into a La Niña pat
Study finds climate crisis driving risk of storms that defy our current scale
The new, more colorful map is part of a multiyear effort from the National Hurricane Center to better communicate with the public.
Currently the Saffir-Simpson scale stops at Category 5, which are storms with winds of 157 mph or greater.