NHC extends outlook from 5 to 7 days
The National Hurricane Center is the authority on identifying and tracking named storms and hurricanes, and the seedling low-pressure centers that they form from.
The National Hurricane Center is the authority on identifying and tracking named storms and hurricanes, and the seedling low-pressure centers that they form from.
With the Florida hurricane season in full swing, state and federal officials are warning residents about fraudulent activity that might blow in after a severe storm rakes through.
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The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale is a 1 to 5 rating based on a hurricane’s sustained wind speed. This scale estimates potential property damage.
The winds, the fury, the flooding — there won’t be another storm like Hurricane Ian.
Officially, there will never be another Hurricane Ian.
The Atlantic basin could see a below-average hurricane season due to developing summer weather patterns.
With June 1 kicking off hurricane season, now is the time to put a plan in place — not when a named storm is bearing down on the Florida peninsula and Osceola County.
The National Hurricane Center rotates six name lists to give monikers to storms. So, the 2023 list is the same one used in 2017.
You remember what happened in 2017, right?