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A new disturbance may punctuate the Atlantic’s peak-season calm » Yale Climate Connections

It’s the mid-September peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, but we are likely to see yet another week pass without any named storm landfalls....

Another round of weird peak-season quiet in the Atlantic tropics » Yale Climate Connections

We’ve arrived at the peak week of hurricane season – the traditional midpoint of the Atlantic’s yearly activity is September 10 – but you wouldn’t...

Today marks the 125-year anniversary of the worst natural disaster in U.S. history

STORY HIGHLIGHTSCATEGORY 4: Winds of 130-145 mph at landfallDEADLIEST NATURAL DISASTER: 6,000-12,000 deathsSEAWALL: Built after the 1900 hurricane STORYAs we near the peak of...

‘Evacuate NOW!’: What it was like to sound the alarm ahead of Hurricane Katrina » Yale Climate Connections

I first started blogging for Weather Underground, the weather service I founded, in the spring of 2005. For the first few months, it was...

‘Deadliest in generations’: The Texas floods are the latest in a disturbing pattern » Yale Climate Connections

As we reported on July 28, the terrible flash floods in Central Texas over the July 4 weekend killed at least 138 people. This...

After Fernand, a quiet spell on tap for the Atlantic              » Yale Climate Connections

Tropical Storm Fernand, which developed on Saturday night southeast of Bermuda, is the Atlantic’s second system in a row that will avoid a direct...

Hurricane Erin exits stage right as new systems bubble in Atlantic » Yale Climate Connections

Hurricane Erin continued to churn in the North Atlantic well southeast of New England on Friday. Rip currents will continue to plague parts of...

Hurricane Erin pulling away from U.S., but coastal flooding will peak Thursday night » Yale Climate Connections

Hurricane Erin made its closest approach to the U.S. at 2 a.m. EDT Thursday, when its center passed about 200 miles (320 km) southeast...

She lost her Louisiana home to disaster. Now she’s fighting oil and gas companies. » Yale Climate Connections

Transcript: After back-to-back hurricanes hit southwest Louisiana in 2020, Roishetta Sibley Ozane and her six children were left homeless. Ozane: “I didn’t have any money...

Strengthening Hurricane Erin on course to recurve out to sea » Yale Climate Connections

Tropical storm warnings are flying for portions of the North Carolina and Virginia coast as sprawling Hurricane Erin chugs northward for a close pass...
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