More hurricanes new normal: Experts
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Charley, Frances and Ivan. Three major hurricanes. Two assaults on Florida already and possibly a third by next week. Get used to it.
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MIAMI - Soon-to-strike Ivan is the latest and nastiest of a trio of monster hurricanes toying with Florida and the rest of the United States, showing Americans what hurricane experts have known for the past several years: We&#39;re in the midst of a record
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MIAMI, FL, Sun. Aug. 29, 5 am: A tropical storm watch may be required for portions of the northern Leeward Islands later today as the center of another hurricane, Hurricane Frances inched closer to the islands.
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this season&#39;s busy season of landfalling Atlantic hurricanes has seen a few less-than-perfect calls by tropical
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Climate scientists agree there have been a lot of strong hurricanes lately. They agree that warmer seas have given these storms some extra punch. But they disagree how much global warming is to blame.
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CHICAGO, June 14  /PRNewswire/ -- At the Downes-O'Neill/eDairy 4th Annual Outlook Conference yesterday, noted climatologist Drew Lerner predicted that the 2007 Atlantic hurricane season would be marked by approximately 15 "named" storms, including nine hurricanes and three major hurricanes.
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Most of the increase in ocean temperature that feeds more intense hurricanes is a result of human-induced global warming, says a study that one researcher says "closes the loop" between climate change and powerful storms like Katrina.
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The frequency of major storms in the Northwest and New England is up, say experts.
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Hurricane science in the new century is a mix of growing skill and persistent uncertainty, of intuition and algorithms, satellites and erasers.
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As the annual hurricane season begins, scientists are pressing on a number of fronts to learn how to tell with greater precision when and where they will strike.
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Far away, off the coast of South America, the waters of the Pacific Ocean are cooling ominously. In the Atlantic, the sea surface remains warm. And overhead, the atmosphere is evolving toward what forecasters said yesterday could be a dangerous hurricane season.
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DENVER, Sept. 1 -- Hurricane forecaster William M. Gray downgraded his expectations for the 2006 Atlantic storm season Friday, calling for a slightly below-average year, with five hurricanes instead of the seven previously forecast.
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By Michael E. Ruane  WASHINGTON -- If you think we have crazy weather, consider this storm:  It's about 7,000 miles across, with winds topping 500 mph and clouds that have just turned red.  It's a mega-hurricane, sort of.  It has a weird, pale center, and rotation.
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The prospect that a tropical storm and a hurricane &#151; or possibly two hurricanes &#151; could strike Florida on the same day is something meteorologists say they have never seen.
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Forecasters warned Tuesday that a La Nina weather pattern &#151; the nasty flip side of El Nino &#151; is brewing, bringing with it the threat of more hurricanes for the Atlantic.
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MIAMI - A menacing Hurricane Frances, packing 140 mph wind, crept closer Wednesday to the southeastern United States, and forecasters said Florida - still cleaning up after Charley - was at risk for another hurricane strike as soon as Friday.    As Frances closed on the Bahamas, it was expected to fluctuate in intensity and could become a Category 5 storm with winds of 156 mph or higher, said Jamie Rhome, a meteorologist with the National Hurricane Center in Miami...
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Next year&#39;s Atlantic hurricane season will again be more active than usual but is unlikely to be a repeat of this year&#39;s disaster, a noted storm forecaster said on Friday.