Starting in October 2016, the U.S. has been struck by 29 hurricanes and tropical storms that have each caused at least $1 ...

“Everybody has that look on their face like ‘OK ... Kelley Corcoran said she had planned to ride out Hurricane Matthew in her hurricane-shuttered home in Fernandina Beach near Jacksonville ...

Hurricane experts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said they are expecting an above normal Atlantic ...

A Weather Channel meteorologist spotted an eerie face in a satellite image of Hurricane Matthew on Tuesday. Stu Ostro, a senior Weather Channel meteorologist, posted the picture on Twitter on ...

An unnerving satellite photo of Hurricane Irma reminds some of a similar sinister image of Hurricane Matthew from last year ... late Friday that had sinister face-like features, including a ...

public of the risks they face.” Adding to this, Matthew isn’t exactly a typical storm for this part of Florida. If Matthew’s current forecast holds, it will become the first hurricane of ...

He noticed a face appearing within the tropical cyclone. It looks a bit like the creepy, grinning profile of a skull. Even without the spooky visuals, Hurricane Matthew is pretty scary on its own.

He said Charleston has shown its resilience time and time again throughout its history and in the face of disaster ... sure he was going to ride out Hurricane Matthew in his boxy vacation home ...

That could make Matthew the first major U.S. hurricane of the social media era. Twitter and iPhones didn't exist when Wilma hit, and Facebook was in its infancy. Superstorm Sandy in 2012 caused ...

This boosted Matthew to Category 4 status and makes this the first major U.S. hurricane of the social media era. Twitter and iPhones didn't exist when Wilma hit, and Facebook was in its infancy.

Stu Ostro, senior meteorologist at the Weather Channel, shared the eerie photo on X, displaying it next to a similar image of hurricane Matthew in 2016. Milton appeared to be staring back ...