Hurricanes in November: Florida’s Unusual Storm Patterns and Climate Impacts
Florida has experienced only three hurricanes in November since records began. Currently, a new storm named Sara is expected, which...
Weather
Hurricane Sara Set to Intensify and Strike U.S. Coast This Weekend
Hurricane Sara is rapidly intensifying in the Caribbean and is expected to land as a major hurricane in the U.S....
4.0 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Off the Coast of Western Australia
A 4.0 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Western Australia at 1:45 PM AEST today. Reports indicate that six...
Typhoon Usagi Predicted to Cause Major Flooding and Landslides in the Philippines
Typhoon Usagi, a Category 4 storm, threatens the Philippines, with authorities warning of potential flooding and landslides in the north....
Typhoon Usagi Approaches the Philippines, Threatening Severe Weather
Typhoon Usagi, with Category 4 hurricane winds, threatens floods and landslides in the Philippines, being the fifth major storm to...
4.0 Magnitude Earthquake Recorded Off Western Australia Coast
A 4.0 magnitude earthquake struck off the WA coast at 10:45 AM. The quake, 10 km deep and 260 km...
Potential Tropical Cyclone #19 Develops: Anticipating Impacts and Risks
Potential Tropical Cyclone #19 is expected to strengthen into Tropical Storm Sara, bringing up to 30 inches of rain to...
Tracking Potential Tropical Cyclone Nineteen: Forecasts and Implications
A potential tropical cyclone "Nineteen" has formed in the Caribbean Sea, presenting 30 mph winds. Damaging winds may reach Honduras...
Naval Air Station Sigonella Returns to Full Operations After Weather Alert
Naval Air Station Sigonella has resumed normal operations after temporarily restricting access due to severe weather warnings. No flooding or...
Winter Climate Change Influences Vegetation Leaf-Out Response to Spring Warming in High-Latitude China
This study examines the interplay between winter climate conditions and spring temperature in determining the start of the vegetation growing...
