We expected the Atlantic hurricane season to be quieter than usual, due to a strong El Niño. But a quiet September is unusual.

If you usually escape winter weather where you live, or can't wait to hit the slopes, a record-strong El Niño could make your trip a little different this year.

These are the NFL games in 2026-27 that caught a meteorologist's eye the most.

The second week of September has typically been the most active time of hurricane season. But this year's map is blank. And it has El Niño written all over it.

We've had five tropical storms, but they've been short-lived. The total activity is now at its lowest in the satellite era through early September, thanks to El Niño.

Only one other time in the last 76 years have two storms impacted Hawaii in a week's time. Here's when it last happened and how Lala and Moke could compare.

If you could only pick four, like four presidents on Mt. Rushmore, which hurricanes would be the most infamous in U.S. history?

It's the quietest start to an Atlantic hurricane season this century, and El Niño is a big reason why. Here is what's happening.

Over 200 tornadoes have torn across Illinois this year. That's more than any other state has recorded in any year, except one. Here's how bizarre this is.

One state far and away leads the pack in 2026 for both confirmed and reports of tornadoes. It's not the one you think.