The 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season Was a Doozy
The season was more active than normal for the sixth year in a row…
Read moreThe season was more active than normal for the sixth year in a row…
Read moreThe New York City homes where 11 people drowned were in areas marked as low risk for inundation — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com…
Read moreForecasters warned Friday that Hurricane Sam was expected to bring “dangerous high surf” to areas of the Atlantic coasts…
Read moreSatellite images capture aerial views of an oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico following Hurricane Ida’s landfall on Aug. 29.
Read moreLike Katrina before it, the storm may make living conditions untenable in hard-hit areas — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
Read moreThe remains of Hurricane Ida will still bring plenty of destruction to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. NOAAWind and storm surge from Ida were so strong that they briefly forced the Mississippi River to flow backwards. The post Hurricane Ida’s remnants will bring record-breaking rain as it travels north appeared first on Popular Science.
Read moreThe storm showed the region is not prepared for climate change.
Read moreOn today’s show, CNBC’s Ylan Mui reports on how lawmakers want to invest in states repeatedly hit by hurricanes using the infrastructure bill.
Read moreNEW YORK (AP) — Even a retractable roof at the U.S. Open was no match for the heavy rain and wind the remnants of Hurricane Ida carried to Flushing Meadows, knocking down tree limbs and causing flooding around the tournament…
Read moreWe’re getting a bird’s-eye view of some of the damage Ida has wrought, thanks to before-and-after photos snapped by Maxar Technologies’ WorldView-2 satellite.
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