Atlantic historically quiet as the Pacific reaches historic heights
Plenty of hurricanes continue in the Pacific as the Atlantic struggles to produce even one formidable system.
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Polo set to rapidly intensify into a Category 5 hurricane, Fay dissipating
Polo is expected to rapidly intensify into a high-end hurricane over the next couple of days.
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Sluggish Atlantic hurricane season shows a twitch of life
A tiny disturbance east of Bermuda has an outside chance of developing into the sleepy Atlantic basin's next named storm.
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Los Angeles sees its first rainfall in more than four months
Los Angeles saw no measurable precipitation between April 27 and September 5.
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Weekend tropical threat growing in Hawaii
The threat of a weekend tropical storm in Hawaii is growing as a disturbance organizes in the central Pacific Ocean.
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Hurricane Genevieve becomes eastern Pacific’s 28th Category 5 hurricane
Hurricane Genevieve rapidly intensified into a scale-topping storm in the eastern Pacific during the overnight hours.
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Gulf tropical depression forms; N.C. flooding possible this week
A new tropical depression is churning in the Gulf of Mexico. Meanwhile, very heavy rain is on the way this week for the eastern Carolinas and Mid-Atlantic.
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U.S. tornadoes remain ahead of pace as we cross summer’s midpoint
Tornado activity across the U.S. remains above average so far this year, with nearly 1,000 twisters confirmed throughout the country as of July 17.
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Intense smoke expected for Midwest, East Coast after days of record heat
Thick smoke could lead to extremely hazardous air quality for parts of the Upper Midwest and East Coast in the next few days.
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All-time record of 112°F possible as heat dome builds
Much of the U.S. can expect above-average temperatures through the upcoming week and beyond, making the hottest stretch of the year feel particularly unpleasant.
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