At a Glance Hurricane Pablo formed Sunday morning in the far northeast Atlantic Ocean.This formation location is unusual for an Atlantic hurricane.Other recent oddities include a Maui landfall, a track into Michigan and a pair of weird January tropical cyclones. Hurricane Pablo became the sixth Atlantic hurricane on Sunday morning in an unusual location. Pablo strengthened into a hurricane at 11 a.m. EDT on Sunday at 42.8 degrees north latitude. That's very near the same latitude as Boston on the...

At a Glance Imelda dumped prolific rainfall over parts of eastern Texas in September 2019.More than 40 inches fell in some spots.This triggered major flash flooding in southeast Texas.Some of the same areas that were hit hard by Harvey in 2017 experienced major flooding from Imelda. Tropical Storm Imelda dumped prolific amounts of rain across parts of southeastern Texas in September 2019, leading to catastrophic flooding and prompting evacuations. More than two feet of rain drenched southeast Texas, including a...

At a Glance Tropical Cyclone Bulbul made landfall in eastern India late Saturday night (Nov. 9) into early Sunday (Nov. 10) local time.The Bay of Bengal coast has a deadly history of tropical cyclones.Bulbul was also known as Tropical Cyclone Matmo. Tropical Cyclone Bulbul made landfall along the Bay of Bengal coast in eastern India late Saturday night (Nov. 9) into early Sunday (Nov. 10) local time. (MORE: In-Depth Details, Impacts on Bulbul) Bulbul made landfall near , according to...

At a Glance Raymond and T.D. 21-E are brewing west and south of Mexico. Hurricane season ends on November 30. Pairs of tropical cyclones are uncommon in mid-late November. A late pair of simultaneous tropical cyclones have formed off the coast of Mexico as we enter the last two weeks of hurricane season. While having one or even two tropical cyclones active in November isn't unheard of, it is rare to have two churning at the same this late in...

At a Glance A disturbance east of the Leeward Islands may become the next depression or named storm.It will curl northward in the central Atlantic Ocean and is no threat to land.It will eventually be absorbed by a cold front and swept away later this week.Development this late in the season isn't unusual. A disturbance east of the Lesser Antilles has become Tropical Storm Sebastien. For the latest on this system, . The Weather Company’s primary journalistic mission is to...

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At a Glance Sebastien could become a rare late-season Atlantic hurricane.The storm is moving farther out to sea and remains no threat to land. Tropical Storm Sebastien continues to gain strength in the central Atlantic Ocean where it could to become a rare late-season hurricane. Sebastien is more than 400 miles north-northeast of the northern Leeward Islands. The tropical storm is moving northeast into the open Atlantic waters and remains no threat to land. Additional strengthening is forecast and Sebastien...

At a Glance Sebastien moved through the central Atlantic Ocean.Development this late in the season isn't unusual. Tropical Storm Sebastien roamed through the central Atlantic, but it was no threat to any land areas. Sebastien formed on the morning of Nov. 19, 2019, about 275 miles northeast of the Leeward Islands. Some strengthening was observed but it did not become a hurricane. The Atlantic has now had 18 named storms in the 2019 hurricane season. The last time 18 or...

At a Glance Hurricane Dorian devastated the northern Bahamas, then swiped North Carolina and Nova Scotia.Imelda was déjà vu for some that endured Hurricane Harvey in Texas and Louisiana.Hurricane Lorenzo rapidly intensified and sunk a tugboat in the eastern Atlantic.The season had one of the highest number of named storms on record. A hurricane season will always be known by the storms that make landfall and how severe they were, but the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season also had a few...

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At a Glance Typhoon Kammuri swept into the Philippines on December 2.Kammuri was a Category 4 equivalent typhoon prior to landfall. Typhoon Kammuri, known locally as Tisoy, brought damaging winds and heavy rain to the Philippines after making a Category 4 landfall. Kammuri made landfall late on Dec. 2 in the Bicol Region, about 240 miles southeast of Manila, the Philippines capital. Kammuri was briefly classified as a Category 4 storm by the U.S. Joint Typhoon Warning Center, but its...

The storm is the strongest typhoon to make landfall in the country this year. ...