As the international community continues to look for ways to help the Caribbean manage climate change, Canada renews its commitment to aid islands like Jamaica and Dominica.
Nearly two months after Hurricane Michael plowed across the Florida Panhandle, the region continues to struggle with little cable or Internet access, schools running double shifts and a looming deadline to register for help.
Odds of a tropical wave out in the Atlantic developing have been slashed from 90 to 10 percent, as the storm that would have been named Patty brings storms to the Leeward Islands, the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Hispaniola.
What the National Hurricane Center called a “vigorous tropical wave” moving across the Atlantic Ocean and that would have been named Patty had it graduated to tropical storm status, is weakening.
The tropical wave in the Atlantic Ocean approaching the Caribbean has a 90 percent chance of becoming a tropical storm or tropical depression, according to the National Hurricane Center’s Monday morning update.
As a reminder that Hurricane season isn’t over until Nov. 30, the National Hurricane Center is watching a tropical wave located several hundred miles east of the Lesser Antilles. Low development chances currently.
As a reminder that Hurricane season isn’t over until Nov. 30, the National Hurricane Center is watching a tropical wave located several hundred miles east of the Lesser Antilles. Low development chances currently.
Climate change-induced sea level rise since 1970 led Hurricane Irma storm surge to swamp 57,000 extra homes in Florida, according to an analysis by the First Street Foundation.
The Bay County Sheriff’s Office said a man who claimed he was arrested for firing his rifle to protect his neighborhood after Hurricane Michael was intoxicated at the time and charged with aggravated assault.
National Hurricane Center is watching a disturbance 900 miles east-northeast of the northern Leeward Islands in the Atlantic. Forecasters predict an 80 percent chance it develops into Tropical Storm Oscar.
The survivors of Hurricane Michael in the Florida Panhandle are growing desperate without regular access to healthcare. Some are in dire need of oxygen, prenatal care or colostomy supplies.
Since Hurricane Michael hit, about 10 people have been arrested daily for looting in Bay County. In one Panama City suburb, a group of armed neighbors have kept looters at bay..
Clint Moore, the 56-year-old owner of St. Joe Shrimp Company, lost his family-owned business, his home and his neighbor, Bill McConnell, to Hurricane Micheal. It’s unclear how the tiny bayfront town will rebuild.
Category 4 Willa is expected to blow ashore between Mazatlan and San Blas, Mexico on October 23, 2018. People in the resort city of Mazatlan made preparations. Some beaches closed along Mexico's Pacific coast.
Clint Moore, 56, came home from evacuating Hurricane Michael to find the storm had taken his home and his family-owned shrimping business in Simmons Bayou, Florida. Now Moore looks to rebuild.
The U.S. National Hurricane Center says Hurricane Willa has grown into a potentially catastrophic Category 5 storm on a track toward the Mexican coast south of Mazatlan.
Joe Rodgers, 46, a resident of Mexico Beach, contemplates recovery after Hurricane Michael destroyed his grandmothers’ rental home. This city was particularly devastated by the Category 4 storm.
A Hurricane Hunter entered Category 4 Hurricane Michael just as it made landfall on Florida’s Gulf Coast, giving the U.S. Air Force Reserve and scientists an unprecedented look at a tropical cyclone.
What the National Hurricane Center called a “vigorous tropical wave” moving across the Atlantic Ocean and that would have been named Patty had it graduated to tropical storm status, is weakening.
