Moisture from Polo and ex-hurricane Odalys is helping spawn heavy rain and potential flooding from northwest Mexico into the southwest and central U.S.

With the former Category 5 hurricane on track to strike Baja California on Monday, its moisture will fuel widespread, beneficial rains while also boosting the risk of dangerous flash flooding.

Atlantic storms will be short-lived, while powerful Pacific hurricanes persist and the Northeast battles a potent nor’easter.

Nolo threatens Hawaii with flooding rain and dangerous surf, while powerful Hurricane Polo could make another impact to México and more tropical systems take shape.

Freshwater flooding has caused over half of all direct hurricane deaths since 2013. The threat will increase as climate change makes hurricanes wetter and potentially slower-moving.

Polo churns off Mexico with up to eight inches of rain and 46-foot seas, while another strengthening tropical system threatens eastern Hawaii with dangerous surf and rainfall of 10 to 30-plus inches.

India's southwest monsoon is entering its final phase with a 15 per cent rainfall deficit still in place. With withdrawal set to begin over parts of northwest India, the window for any meaningful reco...

In a rare expression of forecast confidence, NHC predicted Polo would become a Cat 5 at a time when it was still a tropical storm.

A century of development, rising seas, and climate change have made South Florida far more vulnerable to a catastrophic storm.

A century of development, rising seas, and climate change have made South Florida far more vulnerable to a catastrophic storm.

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'Late that night, in absolute darkness, it hit, with the far shrieking screams, the queer rumbling of a vast and irresistible freight train,' Marjory Stoneman Douglas wrote of the storm.

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What happens if sea level rise, hurricane wind strength, or other factors turn out worse than expected?

The intensifying super El Niño, combined with global warming, is favored to make 2026 the hottest year on record, with 2027 expected to be even hotter.

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NOAA data show unprecedented heat, as deepening drought, shrinking reservoirs, and a severe wildfire season underscore the growing impacts of a warming climate. Could El Niño bring some relief?

Lowell never officially made landfall, but its widespread impacts made it one of Hawaii's most consequential tropical cyclones in decades.

Algerian firefighters are battling unprecedented wildfires that have devastated the country. The fires have spread across several regions, with Jijel suffering the most damage.

And next week, Hurricane Lowell could swing sharply toward Hawaii.

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The system looming over toasty water just offshore on Monday was small but potentially potent.

Glacier collapse, not an earthquake, was the direct cause of the disaster that has left thousands missing.

Dolly is expected to weaken before reaching the northeastern Caribbean islands, bringing some much-needed rainfall but limited wind impacts.

Smoke PM2.5 could result in 71,420 excess deaths per year in the USA by 2050 under the SSP3-7.0 high-warming scenario.

The Atlantic is waking up: Two tropical waves could develop this week, but neither poses an immediate U.S. threat.

The threat of hurricanes and costs of insurance are pushing residents into former citrus lands and inland communities.

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Over 110,000 customers remained without power across the islands Monday afternoon amid widespread flooding.