Mauritius Shuts International Airport Ahead of Severe Tropical Storm Garance
Mauritius has closed its international airport due to an impending class-three cyclone, Severe Tropical Storm Garance, prompting warnings of heavy...
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Study Finds Atlantic Current Shutdown Unlikely This Century, but Weakening Expected
Computer simulations indicate that a total shutdown of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is unlikely this century. While a...
Unprecedented Cyclone Activity in the Southern Hemisphere
On Tuesday, the Southern Hemisphere experienced a rare event with six tropical cyclones active simultaneously in the Pacific and Indian...
Mauritius to Temporarily Close Airport Amid Cyclone Warning
Mauritius will close its only airport due to the tropical storm Garance, which has escalated to a Class III cyclone...
Mauritius to Close Airport Amid Intensifying Tropical Storm Garance
Mauritius will close its only airport as a precaution against Tropical Storm Garance, which may reach cyclone intensity. Banks, the...
Montana Weather Update: Rising Temperatures and Flood Alerts
Flood alerts are in effect for northeastern Montana, urging residents to be cautious of flooded roads. The rest of the...
Increased Tropical Cyclone Activity Noted in the Southern Hemisphere
The Southern Hemisphere is experiencing significant tropical cyclone activity, with six systems including Alfred, Seru, Rae, Honde, Garance, and Bianca...
Mozambique Faces Impacts of Tropical Cyclone Dikeledi as Preparedness Increases
Mozambique is under threat from Tropical Cyclone Dikeledi, which is moving through Nampula province and expected to impact coastal areas...
Impact of the February 19-20, 2025 Winter Storm on Eastern North Carolina
A coastal low developed along the Gulf Coast on February 19-20, 2025, resulting in a mix of rain, sleet, freezing...
Current Tropical Cyclone Activity Report: February 4, 2025
As of February 4, 2025, several tropical cyclones are active in the Pacific region, including Faida, Vince, Taliah, and 15P,...
