John Zarrella: More hurricanes on the horizon updated Thu, July 19, 2001
Hurricane researchers say the evidence is now clear. A major climate shift has taken place which scientists say means a return to a period of increased numbers of major hurricanes. And they believe it means a very good likelihood a catastrophic hurricane will strike the United States, perhaps doubling the damage done by Hurricane Andrew. CNN's John...
Hurricane Debby leaves Puerto Rico, heads toward Florida updated Tue, August 22, 2000
As Hurricane Debby continues to churn on a path west-northwest away from Puerto Rico, hurricane warnings were issued Tuesday evening for the southeast Bahamas, the Turks and Caicos Islands and the north coast of the Dominican Republic. A hurricane watch is hanging over the central Bahamas.
Hurricane forecasters predict active 1999 updated Mon, December 7, 1998
ENN As far as hurricanes go, 1999 is predicted to be another big year, according to the Colorado State University hurricane forecast team led by William Gray.
Above-normal hurricane season forecast updated Tue, June 1, 2004
U.S. hurricane forecasters Monday predicted a busy 2004 Atlantic hurricane season based on a trend of above-normal activity during seven of the last nine seasons.
2000 Atlantic hurricane season begins, is expected to be busy updated Thu, June 1, 2000
Time for residents along the U.S. East Coast and Gulf Coast to dust off their hurricane tracking charts, get new batteries for the portable radios and stock up on plywood: The Atlantic hurricane season started Thursday.
Hurricane Georges becomes extremely dangerous storm updated Sun, September 20, 1998
Georges, the fourth hurricane of the 1998 Atlantic season and the most violent storm of the year, is now an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said. Maximum sustained winds are near 240 kmh 150 mph.
Hurricane Georges becomes extremely dangerous storm updated Sat, September 19, 1998
Georges, the fourth hurricane of the 1998 Atlantic season and the most violent storm of the year, is now an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said. Maximum sustained winds are near 240 kmh 150 mph.
John Zarrella: U.S. could get hurricane 'beating' updated Tue, August 7, 2001
John Zarrella, CNN's Miami bureau chief, has watched storms come and go in the Caribbean since heading to Miami from Atlanta in 1983. His coverage included the devastating Hurricane Andrew in 1992. He talked with CNN.com about the current hurricane season, and what may be to come.
'Very active' hurricane season forecast updated Tue, May 31, 2005
On the eve the 2005 Atlantic hurricane season, forecasters at Colorado State University predicted it would be "very active" with 15 named tropical storms and eight hurricanes.
2000 Atlantic hurricane season begins, is expected to be busy updated Thu, June 1, 2000
Time for residents along the U.S. East Coast and Gulf Coast to dust off their hurricane tracking charts, get new batteries for the portable radios and stock up on plywood: The Atlantic hurricane season started Thursday.
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