When a hurricane leaves the Caribbean Sea and begins a final approach toward the Gulf Coast of the United States, tens of millions anxiously await each new forecast. Where will it make landfall?

Ashley Gilbertson/VII, for The New York Times Supported by By Doug Bock Clark As the remnants of Hurricane Helene swept over me, I huddled on a mountain ridge in West Virginia. The 2024 United ...

Video captured a Tennessee state trooper's heroic rescue during Hurricane Helene flooding after she was rescued and went straight back to work to help another stranded person. Jason Pack ...

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a non-tropical low-pressure system in the Atlantic. The system is producing gale-force winds but is not expected to develop further. The official start ...

It's not hurricane season yet, but extra preparation never hurts. The National Hurricane Center announced that it has changed some of its methods for the upcoming hurricane season. Among those ...