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Why Slow-Moving Tropical Storms And Hurricanes Can Be Worse Than Major Hurricanes
In focus: Storms that stall or move at a snail's pace near the coastline pile up water and prolong the coastal flooding potential. In addition, large battering waves over a longer period can worsen damage to the coastline, including severe beach erosion. This is because the winds blow onshore for a longer period.
Meteorologists are monitoring two areas that could strengthen into tropical storms later this month and bring impacts to the ...
Tropical Storm Alvin is expected to form in the Pacific Ocean on Wednesday. Here's a look at the storm's projected path and ...
An area of low pressure is coming to coastal Georgia, including Savannah, bringing bad weather like thunderstorms. Does that ...
Alvin is forecast to maintain tropical storm strength through Saturday. However, a slight weakening in wind intensity is ...
Tropical Storm Alvin officially spun up Thursday as the first named storm in 2025 and is making its away across the Pacific.
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The Triad forecast has also been impacted. Expect clouds to gradually increase and thicken on Wednesday. A more robust coastal low may bring rain inland into the southern Piedmont. Scattered showers ...
Tropical Storm Alvin has sustained winds of over 39 mph and became the first named storm of 2025 in the Northern Hemisphere.
Tropical Storm Alvin formed in the the eastern Pacific Ocean on Thursday, May 29, becoming the first named storm anywhere in ...
Sometimes tropical storms and hurricanes can be memorable for an oddity rather than impacts, as a Gulf system showed in June ...
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