First Alert Weather: Summer-like weather for first day of fall
Happy Sunday! Astronomical Fall officially arrives today at 7:43 a.m. CDT. Sunrise occurs at 6:35 a.m. CDT with sunset at ...
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In the post-Margaret Orr era, who will be New Orleans' next meteorologist icon?
In the run-up to Hurricane Francine, the Margaret Orr “saint candle” at the Fleurty Girl shop on Metairie Road easily outsold ...
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Odds increasing for Tropical Development in the Gulf Next Week
The NBC2 First Alert Hurricane Tracking team is monitoring the western Caribbean Sea for the possibility of some tropical ...
Commentary: Link between environment and well-being is key to driving change
Climate change also affects the health of Florida’s lakes and ecosystems. Rising temperatures and carbon dioxide levels ...
Pensacola top stories: Hurricane Ivan 20 years later, biggest new restaurants
Escambia senior safety Ladarian Clardy wrote the following first-person story to preview his college decision. The 6-foot, ...
Remembering Hurricane Hugo 35 years later: Would South Carolina be ready today?
Hurricane Hugo is the storm all others are compared to in South Carolina. On its 35th anniversary, here's what people recall ...
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What would it cost to prevent Francine-like flooding in Jefferson Parish? Billions of dollars.
It was about 7:00 p.m. the day Hurricane Francine made landfall when Jefferson Parish Public Works Director Mark Drewes began ...
How cool will fall be in Houston this year? Here's NOAA's fall outlook.
The entire state of Texas is expected above average temperatures this fall, but there is still a chance of some chilly ...
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35 year anniversary of Hurricane Hugo's landfall
A Canadian woman was arrested after she was caught stealing a Porsche and running over its owner in his driveway. (via Peel ...
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A hurricane can explode in size after destroying its own eye
Most strong hurricanes eventually destroy their own eye, often growing a newer and even bigger eye in its place. It’s a ...
‘High chance’ of tropical development, Gulf storm likely next week
The western Caribbean and southern Gulf of Mexico are being closely monitored for potential tropical development next week.
A tropical depression might form in the Caribbean next week, hurricane forecasters say
The National Hurricane Center is tracking three systems Friday night, two in the Atlantic Ocean and one in the Caribbean Sea.