November 16 2020 In this wild year of 2020 and already record number of named storms in the tropical Atlantic, two more records were just set today. Hurricane Iota (eye-Ota)
2 PM Sunday September 1 Hurricane Dorian has winds of 185 mph and is the strongest to hit The Bahamas on record. It's happening right now! This ranks 2nd for
Sunday September 1 2019 at 9:30 AM Winds now 175 mph Gusts to 200 mph in Hurricane Dorian 9:30 AM Interim Update from NHC Sun Sep 1 2019 Absolute catastrophic destruction
Monday October 22 2018 Hurricane Willa is a major hurricane on the west coast of Mexico is now a category 5 storm with winds of 160 mph. You may not
Wednesday August 22 2018 The headline weather story today is extreme super Hurricane Lane on the move towards Hawaii. This Category 5 storm has winds measured at 160 mph with
11 PM Tuesday September 19 Hurricane Maria has winds of 175 mph and about to strike St. Croix and Puerto Rico. The pressure level of 909 mb makes this among
3 PM Tuesday September 19 The update from the National Hurricane Center has Maria with increased winds to 165 mph and maintaining Category 5 status. At this point the storm
Tuesday September 5 Hurricane Irma has winds of 185 mph winds making it the 5th strongest storm on record in the Atlantic. It is a Category 5 system, and joined
11 AM Tuesday September 5 Hurricane Irma has reached a level that less than 1% of systems achieve. The latest air force reconnaissance shows that this storm has winds of
Catastrophe is imminent for parts of the west coast of Mexico. The rapid development of Hurricane Patricia as been incredible. El Nino warmed Pacific waters have helped this Category 5
