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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- The brutal heat of May has felt like August in Florida, with heat index numbers topping highs that you'd normally expect at summer's peak. The phenomenon is occurring at sea, too, and that's bad news for hurricane season.
Sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic Ocean, particularly in main development region for hurricanes, are 2.5 months ahead of schedule. The area is currently as hot as it normally is in August.
There are two large-scale patterns, or what's called teleconnections, that meteorologists watch for when trying to determine the timing of cold and snow being more likely to occur across the eastern third of the country.
REVELLERS partied in style last night to celebrate the start of the bank holiday weekend.Millions of Brits don’t have to return to work until Tuesda
FESTIVALGOERS have been soaking up the sun in Reading and Leeds after recent thunderstorms threatened to put a damper on celebrationsThere's more good