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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has officially recognized Tropical Cyclone Freddy as the longest-lasting tropical cyclone on record. The cyclone lasted 36 days, from February to March 2023, and crossed the entire Indian Ocean.
Flash flooding returned to the village in south-central New Mexico this week where deadly wildfires burned in June, creating torrents of muddy debris flows through neighborhoods still reeling from the fire.
The National Hurricane Center is noting a broad non-tropical disturbance off the Southeast coast and east of Florida.
The National Hurricane Center is tracking a new tropical disturbance off the Southeast coast that is currently producing disorganized showers and thunderstorms.
Start your day with the latest weather news. The remnants of Hurricane Beryl are expected to help stir up severe weather in parts of the Northeast on Wednesday.
The Atlantic basin has seen one hurricane and two tropical storms so far during the 2024 season. With an extended period of inactivity expected across the Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico, the FOX Forecast Center says it could be several weeks before the next named storm forms.
Hurricane Beryl's powerful winds ripped off part of the NRG Stadium roof after the Category 1 storm made landfall in Texas on Monday, causing a long path of destruction from the Gulf Coast and beyond Houston.
Texans are facing dangerous conditions this week as heat index values will reach into the 100s with the potential to top out at 110 degrees for many areas without power after Hurricane Beryl.
Deadly Hurricane Beryl made landfall along the Texas coast on Monday as a Category 1 hurricane that caused widespread damage and knocked out power to approximately 2.7 million utility customers, and time lapse video recorded in the hard-hit community of Surfside Beach showed the calm before the storm and the rush of water inland due to storm surge flooding.
Hurricane Beryl and its record-setting early season journey that culminated in three devastating landfalls and a trail of deadly destruction is likely just the start of a budding "hyperactive" hurricane season, according to the updated hurricane season forecast from experts at Colorado State University released Tuesday.