A hurricane can hit anytime—even during a government shutdown—raising concerns for coastal states as federal resources may be ...

Hurricanes have kept the National Hurricane Center busy. But what if one hits Sarasota during the government shutdown? What to know.

Mike Buchanan, meteorologist in charge at NWS New Orleans, which issues weather forecasts for all of southeast Louisiana, ...

If funding for the federal government stops on Oct. 1, what happens to weather updates on the tropical systems swirling out ...

Priscilla strengthened Sunday morning as it moved over Pacific waters on a path expected to run parallel to the land, with ...

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) and National Weather Service (NWS) will remain operational during the government shutdown since weather forecasts are critical to protect life and property, but ...

During a shutdown, services considered "non-essential" end, many government employees are furloughed and others work without pay.

Federal workers provide weather forecasts for North Carolinians. Here’s how the shutdown could affect services during hurricane season.

Imelda did not make landfall in North Carolina, but large waves from Imelda impacted the Carolinas and the East Coast.

The Florida Panhandle could see some impacts from a potential tropical disturbance forecast to form near the southern Florida ...

Georgia and U.S. agriculture officials announced Tuesday that the state will receive $531,236,000 from the U.S. government ...

He noted that Hurricane Humberto pulled Hurricane Imelda away from the U.S. East Coast in what’s known as the Fujiwhara ...