This hurricane season feels very unusual so far, but it's really not.Today, June 20, is on average the date when the first storm is named.But that means that half of the time naming starts later.
In the famous hurricane year of 2004 when four major
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MIAMI – The 2025 tropical cyclone season is off to a slow start in most basins across the Northern Hemisphere - except for one - which could offer insight into what lies ahead for the Atlantic.
While the Atlantic, western Pacific and northern Indian
ALAMEDA, Saskatchewan -- Storm trackers got a wild ride on their journey through the Canadian[1] prairies Thursday when a massive and dusty tornado dropped down in front of their cars.
FOX Weather storm tracker Brandon Copic was chasing storms in western
JUNEAU, Alaska – The clash of the seasons is in full effect in Alaska[1], where residents are not only talking about the heat but also a severe thunderstorm that helped spawn a gustnado.
According to the National Weather Service office that serves the
JUNEAU, Alaska – The clash of the seasons is in full effect in Alaska[1], where residents are not only talking about the heat but also a severe thunderstorm that helped spawn a gustnado.
According to the National Weather Service office that serves the
NEW YORK - A teen was injured after being struck by lightning in Central Park, according to authorities.
Shortly after the strike, the New York Police Department confirmed that officers responded to reports of an individual injured by lightning in the park
ACAPULCO, Mexico – A cluster of thunderstorms[1] in the Eastern Pacific Ocean has put the National Hurricane Center (NHC) on notice, as the region is now in full swing this hurricane season.
The new area to watch is located off the western coast of
MINNEAPOLIS – Two rounds of severe weather[1] are expected to play out across the northern tier of the country Friday.
The first will be from storms that develop late Thursday and rip across North Dakota[2] and Minnesota[3] before moving into the Great