The Pacific and Atlantic Ocean continues into the last few days of September with more storms added onto the list for both the Pacific and Atlantic Hurricane Season.

We currently have 2 tropical storms in the Atlantic: Fay and Gonzalo. Fay continues to produce bursts of deep convection near ...

Continued strong northerly vertical wind shear, along with intrusions of dry air should cause Fay to steadily weaken over the next few days. Fay appears to have turned southward at a slow pace, as ...

Tropical Storm Fay is currently in the Atlantic with 65 mph winds, moving westward. It's unlikely to strengthen into a hurricane due to strong vertical wind shear and dry air, according to the ...

The storm is expected to hit Baja California on Monday. Fueled by El Niño, it was earlier one of the strongest ever in the ...

The Pacific Ocean has seen an especially active hurricane season so far, while the Atlantic has had barely a whimper of a storm. Experts explain why ...

The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is quiet, with zero hurricanes having formed thus far. Find out why, and if Maryland can ...

The onset of a particularly strong El Niño was a primary driver of this year's Atlantic hurricane season forecast, and it ...

The Atlantic hurricane hits record low for hurricane activity this year. Learn why.

KNWA/KFTA — The East/Central Pacific is busy once again as Hurricane Nolo strengthens into a Category 2 hurricane just south ...

October to December is a favourable period for weather systems over the north Indian Ocean to intensify into cyclones ...

Hawaii often enjoys a powerful protection during hurricane season, but El Niño has supercharged the threat.