The Pacific Ocean breaks records with intense hurricanes, while the Atlantic has one of its quietest seasons. Is El Niño the game-changer? ️

As climate change intensifies, back-to-back hurricanes like Imelda and Humberto may become more common. In a paper published

On Monday, June 1, the 2026 hurricane season officially began in the United States. Lasting each year from the beginning of June through the end of November, hurricane season is a six month period when tropical cyclones are most likely to form in the North ...

American hurricane losses are no longer counted in the millions; the worst storms now run past $100 billion apiece. Dense coastal development, aging levees and inland rainfall flooding have pushed those totals far higher than wind speed alone would suggest.

A scene of the wreckage left behind by a hurricane that swept through the Florida Keys in 1935. Bettmann / CORBIS / Bettmann Archive Bryan Norcross remembers the moment well. It was 3:30 a.m. on August 24, 1992, and the meteorologist was in the midst of a ...

As of September 10, the Atlantic hurricane season has reached its climatological peak with something notably absent: hurricanes. Five named storms have formed so far in 2026, but none has strengthened into a hurricane, and overall storm energy remains far ...

As we head into summer, NewsdayTV meteorologist Geoff Bansen looks back at Long Island's hurricane history and prospects for the 2026 season. Credit: Newsday/J. Conrad Williams Jr.; Morgan Campbell Stay logged in. The Newsday app makes it easier to access ...

Forecasters say no tropical development is expected over the next week, but are watching the southern Gulf for a possible system later in October.

Here are six ways Isaias is remaking the story of this year’s hurricane season.