Hurricane Jose and Katia forms in the Atlantic Basin
Hurricane Jose and Hurricane Katia form in the Atlantic Basin but neither will bring problems to the southeastern NC. Irma will be a different story.
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Hurricane Jose and Hurricane Katia form in the Atlantic Basin but neither will bring problems to the southeastern NC. Irma will be a different story.
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper is declaring a state of emergency so state and local officials can better prepare for Hurricane Irma.
Irma has strengthened to a Category 5 storm and catastrophic damage is possible in the Florida Keys and southern Florida this weekend. Tropical Storm Jose forms in the open Atlantic behind Irma.
President Donald Trump brought plenty of optimism and swagger to Texas on his initial visit to survey Harvey's devastation. He's getting a chance to return with empathy.
One week after Harvey roared into the Gulf Coast, a Texas city struggled with no drinking water, fires kept erupting at a stricken chemical plant and funerals began for some of those who drowned in the floodwaters.
The Western United States baked through the unofficial end of summer, as temperatures in some parts threatened to peak Saturday at levels not seen in decades and wilting heat challenged crews battling wildfires across the region.
An upbeat and optimistic president visited with victims of Harvey on Saturday, touring a Houston mega-shelter housing hundreds of displaced people and briefly walking streets lined with soggy, discarded possessions.
Katlyn Perkins' first announcement that something was very wrong at her home in northeast Houston came at 8:19 p.m. on Aug. 24, when she updated her Facebook status.
Major dangers for the U.S. Gulf Coast area loomed after an explosion at a Texas chemical plant early Thursday and the threat of major flooding further east near the Texas-Louisiana line as Harvey's floodwaters began receding in the Houston area after five days of torrential rain.
Hurricane Irma has formed far out over the Atlantic along a course that could bring it near the eastern Caribbean Sea by early next week.
Wilmington, N.C (WWAY) - The National Hurricane Center has issued their first advisory for Tropical Storm Irma, currently located about 420 miles to the west of the Cabo Verde Islands. As of 11 a.m., Irma has wind speeds of 50…
A tropical storm watch is in effect for parts of North and South Carolina.
President Donald Trump on Monday prepared to visit Texas to view the federal government's response to Harvey's devastating flooding as his administration vowed to help the millions of residents dealing with the catastrophic storm.
Tropical weather is expected in southeastern North Carolina over the next few days, but there has been some confusion on how that system is being classified.
The senior citizens who appear in a now-viral photo showing them submerged in waist-deep water in a Texas assisted-living center flooded by Hurricane Harvey over the weekend have been relocated to a nearby facility and a hospital.
A few roadways may become impassable due to flooding or debris.
The National Hurricane Center says Hurricane Harvey has strengthened to a Category 4 storm.
Hurricane Harvey rolled over the Texas Gulf Coast on Saturday, smashing homes and businesses and lashing the shore with wind and rain so intense that drivers were forced off the road because they could not see in front of them.
Key oil and gas facilities along the Texas Gulf Coast have temporarily shut down as Harvey pounds the region with torrential rain and high winds, virtually assuring gasoline prices will rise in the storm's aftermath.
Conditions were deteriorating along Texas's Gulf Coast on Friday as Hurricane Harvey strengthened and slowly moved toward the state, with forecasters warning that evacuations and preparations "should be rushed to completion."
Tropical Storm Harvey intensified Thursday into a hurricane that forecasters said would be the first major hurricane to hit Texas in 12 years.
Americans gazed in wonder through telescopes, cameras and protective glasses Monday as the moon began blotting out the midday sun in the first full-blown solar eclipse to sweep the U.S. from coast to coast in nearly a century.
If you miss Monday's eclipse - or get bitten by the eclipse bug - you'll have to wait seven years to see another one in the continental U.S.
This is the first coast-to-coast total solar eclipse in the U.S. in 99 years. Scott Dean has the details about the rare event.



