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There Are Two Storms Churning In the Pacific Ocean. How Rare Are These Types of Hurricanes?
For all of the natural and human-made hardships the U.S. west coast must endure—earthquakes, droughts, wildfires—it is generally spared hurricanes. Even as two new named storm systems—hurricane Kiko and tropical storm Lorena—currently churn in the Pacific Ocean,
A rare lull has settled over the Atlantic during the peak of hurricane season, but with Saharan dust and dry air to fade, ...
Late-season rain was already in the forecast for Phoenix as Hurricane Lorena moved toward Mexico with tropical moisture.
Spaghetti models—computer models that illustrate potential storm paths using meteorological data—have suggested that a ...
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