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A cold front at the surface of the Earth and the jet stream aloft will prevent any tropical systems from moving into the northern Gulf or the Atlantic through next week, at least.
A potential tropical disturbance in the eastern Atlantic Ocean has a chance to develop into a tropical depression Saturday, according to the National Hurricane Center, just three days after Hurricane Milton tore through Florida, leaving more than a dozen dead.
The National Park Service says a significant stretch of the historic Blue Ridge Parkway has reopened in Virginia following damage from the remnants of Helene. The Blue Ridge Parkway runs from Shenandoah National Park in Virginia to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee. A significant stretch of the roadway still remains closed from southwestern Virginia through western North Carolina.
A comet known as C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan-Atlas will pass within 44 million of Earth on Saturday. According to astronomers, peak viewing of the event in the Northern Hemisphere will begin on October 13 and could last for a couple of weeks.
GasBuddy, a technology company specializing in crowd-sourced data on prices of gasoline, reports that at least 74% of gas stations around Tampa were without fuel on Friday. The outages have crept up since Milton made landfall near Sarasota on Wednesday.
Hurricane Miltonâs 100-mph-plus wind gusts inside its powerful eyewall Wednesday evening was no match for Sarasotaâs airport, which suffered severe damage.
A Washington woman's backyard turned into a raccoon rodeo earlier this month when she was overwhelmed by nearly 100 of the furry fiends.
The tropics are quiet for now, though we'll still watch the eastern Atlantic. A Tropical Disturbance has been tagged off the coast of Africa. The southwest Caribbean is being monitored for any potential tropical development.
A North Carolina family is mourning the loss of 11 loved ones in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene as residents and officials in the western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee areas continue to recover bodies nearly two weeks after Helene devastated the region.
Peter Dodge, an award-winning scientist who dedicated his life to studying hurricanes, was honored in a unique way, according to a report by the Associated Press.