
Pacific storm season breaks records as El Niño splits Atlantic and Pacific
A storm every month since January in the Northwest Pacific and five major eastern Pacific hurricanes in September have made 2026 a season of anomalies.

A storm every month since January in the Northwest Pacific and five major eastern Pacific hurricanes in September have made 2026 a season of anomalies.

Winds could top 110 mph as Isaias barrels toward a Friday landfall, putting Florida communities and Gulf energy and insurance exposures on alert.

Forecasters call Polo's rapid intensification 'truly remarkable' as the storm threatens Mexico and renewed flooding across the U.S. Southwest.

The third major heat dome of the season stretches from Texas to the Mississippi Valley, with forecasters warning that overnight heat offers little relief.

In early September 2026, three hurricanes simultaneously raged across the Pacific while the Atlantic basin fell eerily quiet—a signature of one of the strongest El Niños ever recorded.

The once-hurricane brought hurricane-force gusts and flooding rain to Hawaii, highlighting the state's rare brush with a major storm.

A trio of wind-driven blazes forces mass evacuations, destroys 600+ structures, and prompts a federal emergency request.

From ancient tricks to cutting-edge science, here's how to beat the heat and get restorative sleep during scorching summer nights.

Scientists warn that a weakening AMOC may intensify atmospheric rivers and hurricanes, with immediate threats from Hurricane Melissa and a coastal storm.

A year after deadly Fourth of July floods, communities face renewed threat as Guadalupe River rises 30 feet in hours, prompting evacuations and expanded warning systems.