Hurricane Season
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National Hurricane Center Monitors Potential Development Near Florida and Southeast Coast
The National Hurricane Center is tracking a low-pressure area from the Gulf of Mexico to the Southeast coast, bringing potential heavy rainfall to the region.
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Super El Niño Forecast: What 2026 Means for Storms and Drought
A developing ‘super’ El Niño is set to reshape the 2026 climate, signaling a quieter Atlantic hurricane season while offering potential drought relief for the American West.
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2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Faces ‘Tug-of-War’ as El Niño Strengthens
Updated 2026 climate forecasts reveal a strengthening El Niño, setting the stage for a volatile Atlantic hurricane season as it clashes with record-warm ocean temperatures.
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Kristi Noem Praises Trump’s ‘Hurricane-Free’ Season in Televised Cabinet Display
During a highly publicized Cabinet meeting, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem credited President Trump with preventing hurricanes from striking the U.S. this season, reflecting the growing spectacle and loyalty displays in his second-term administration.
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Why the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season Is Unusually Quiet
The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season has surprised experts with its unusual calm, influenced by rare atmospheric conditions and shifting ocean temperatures.
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Tropical Storm Erin Poised to Become a Major Hurricane
Tropical Storm Erin is rapidly intensifying and is expected to become the first major hurricane of the 2025 Atlantic season. Forecasters warn of potential impacts to Caribbean islands and the U.S. East Coast.