Storms and Hurricanes

18th named storm in the Atlantic this year leaves destroyed docks and sunken boats in its wake.

Hurricane Laura is one of the strongest to strike the Gulf Coast in decades.

For boaters in the region, the time is now to complete last-minute preparations.

As storms intensify, flood zones change and the pandemic rages, experts urge new thinking about preparedness.

Lessons from Hurricane Sandy yield preemptive action to protect the city shoreline from future storms

This Story Will Be Updated When We Learn Anne Marie's Ultimate Fate

Forecasters Said Hurricane Dorian Was Coming, But Some Boaters Stayed Anyway. Why?

Dozens of Boats, Docks Wrecked From Jersey to Maine

For One Thing, We Just Don't Have the Horsepower To Destroy a Hurricane, Scientists Say

Navigating the Many Help Groups Can Be Daunting; Here's the One We Support

PassageMaker Contributor Joe Chilberg's 'Last Blog'

Helicopter Crewman

We're Helping the Bahamas; Let Us Do Our Jobs

Weather Router Says Hurricane May Pass Closer To Land, Possibly With Matthew-Like Results

A Message From a Trawler Cruiser, Who Also Works for the Red Cross

Water Surges Over the Island

'Strongest Hurricane on Record' With 176-Knot Gust

Documentary Looks Back at 1992 Mega-Storm's March Through South Florida

Yes, the Storm Is Getting Stronger

Opens Broadcasts as Public Service

When Seeking Shelter, Past May Well Be Prologue

Watch the NOAA Video on How To Use the 'Cone of Uncertainty'

Hispaniola No Longer on Dorian's Forecasted Track to Florida

El Nino Fades, 'Chantal' on Deck