National Hurricane Center forecasts rely on hurricane hunters, including flight crews who fly into hurricanes to gather data.

After mass layoffs at NOAA, meteorologist Andrew Hazelton finds himself in a bureaucratic no man’s land—fired, then reinstated, but still unable to work.

Concerns are rising in Naples about recent NOAA workforce cuts and their potential impact on the upcoming hurricane season.

Accurate weather data is vital to Floridians who live in a state threatened by hurricanes. NOAA's role and the firings from ...

Following court-ordered reinstatements, over 600 NOAA employees including tsunami scientists and meteorologists remain on ...

The major storm made landfall in the Big Bend region of Florida on Sept. 26, 2024, before going on to devastate Appalachia. It was “the deadliest hurricane in the contiguous U.S. since Katrina in 2005 ...

When a hurricane leaves the Caribbean Sea and begins a final approach toward the Gulf Coast of the United States, tens of millions anxiously await each new forecast. Where will it make landfall?

A recent report produced by the Government Accountability Office highlighted issues such as aging aircraft, staffing shortages, and maintenance delays that have hindered the ability to meet mission ...

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is monitoring a disturbance in the northern Atlantic, months before the official start of ...