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Why Slow-Moving Tropical Storms and Hurricanes Are the Worst
Why Slow-Moving Tropical Storms and Hurricanes Are the Worst
Jan 17, 2024 3:33 PM

Meteorologist Heather Tesch explains why tropical storms and hurricanes that move slowly near the coast or inland are among the most feared by forecasters.

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