Hurricanes

The storm struck the Gulf coast of Florida this afternoon as the third most intense hurricane ever to strike the continental U.S., and the most intense since 1969.

A close-up view captures the whirling clouds circling Hurricane Michael's eye

Forecasters watching Hurricane Michael barrel toward the Gulf coast of Florida earlier this week saw the storm do something "most unusual."

Florida is bracing for winds up to 140 mph and a potentially deadly storm surge.

Video shared from the town of Washington, North Carolina shows a riverfront drowned as far as the camera can see by Hurricane Florence's floodwaters.

Hurricane Florence, the vast storm meteorologists and astronauts alike have been tracking, made landfall this morning (Sept. 14) near Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina.

The storm's winds are no longer as strong as they once were, but the rainfall is already approaching 'catastrophic.'

The brunt of Hurricane Florence slammed North Carolina this morning with winds raging an astonishing 90 mph (150 km/h), according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.

Here's the latest on the major hurricane heading toward the U.S. Southeast Coast.

Hurricane Florence is packing the potential for some dangerous flooding, and a new Weather Channel video highlights why it's important to avoid.

A lighthouse just off the coast of North Carolina is livestreaming the approach of Hurricane Florence.

For the first time, researchers have calculated the impact of climate change on a hurricane before it actually hits land.

Hurricane Florence is changing course, according to new models released today.

Hurricane Florence strengthened into a Category 4 storm, with maximum sustained winds reaching 140 mph (220 km/h). Here's a look at the monster storm as it heads toward the U.S. East Coast.

Hurricane Florence will be a dangerous storm regardless of wind speed.

What does a hurricane's eye look like from the inside?

Hurricane Florence's eye wall has grown since yesterday.