Hurricane Beryl leaves Caribbean islands in a state of assessment and rebuilding. The need for renewable energy and a gender-sensitive approach is highlighted.

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Paleotempestology is the study of Earth's past hurricane trends. It's helping researchers understand the changes coming to ...

Those hoping for relief this winter from the South Carolina drought may be disappointed because of La Niña, the latest ...

In the modern hurricane record – since satellites came around in the 1960s – most Julys observe at least one named storm, but ...

Respite from the heat may be on its way in the form of a tropical wave that could bring "gusty thunderstorms" and the threat ...

Wind shear (red - strong shear; green - low shear): ...

The Insurance Information Institute said that Florida homeowners spent much less on insurance than originally estimated last ...

Chart: Axios Visuals Across the so-called "Main Development Region" of the tropical Atlantic Ocean, the ocean waters contain record-high amounts of heat — and it's increasing. Typically, these waters ...

# THE government will donate $600,000 to Caribbean countries affected by Hurricane Beryl, according to Disaster Risk Management Authority chairman Alex Storr. # He said the countries would receive the ...

A senior science fellow with Nutrien Ag Solutions says midwestern crops are benefitting from cooler weather. Eric Snodgrass ...

From bomb cyclones and a Godzilla dust storm to desert floods and once-in-a-decade storms, we take a look at the world’s most ...