The Gulf is a hurricane hotbed. But is an Atlantic Niña stalling development elsewhere?
The anticipated emergence of a La Niña has been an extensive talking point during this hurricane season, in part because this cyclical climate pattern has a powerful influence on the creation of tropical storms in the open seas.
New area to watch for tropical development in the eastern Atlantic Ocean
While most attention remains focused on the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico for possible tropical development next week, a tropical wave poised to head off the western African coast has caught the eye of the National Hurricane Center.
Tuesday, September 10 marked the climatological ‘peak’ of hurricane season in the Atlantic basin due to a number of ...
This weekend marks 35 years since Hurricane Hugo battered the South Carolina coast in 1989. In September 1989, Hugo formed ...
Nobody’s exactly complaining, but many experts are stumped by the unexpectedly quiet hurricane season so far this year. The ...
The National Hurricane Center is tracking two disturbances in the Atlantic that have a small chance of becoming tropical depressions or storms.
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With peak ocean temperatures, will Atlantic's hurricane season catch up?The odds have been released for just how active the remainder of September will be across the Atlantic for tropical activity.
Tropical Depression Gordon continued to swirl in the Atlantic Ocean Tuesday morning after another disturbance slammed the ...
AccuWeather Ready has a hurricane preparedness checklist that residents and businesses can review in the meantime. AccuWeather meteorologists are also watching one other area of potential tropical ...
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