US Hurricanes
Some areas in the US are extremely vulnerable to hurricanes. According to the NOAA, hurricanes “in the Atlantic basin strike the US mainland just less than twice a year on average.” Many cities in Florida are at higher risk.
- Boycott Israel & you won’t get aid donations, Hurricane Harvey victims told
Residents in a Houston suburb will not receive funds donated for Hurricane Harvey relief efforts if they support boycotting Israel, according to a funding application form issued in the wake of the devastating storm.US News - Hurricane Nate disrupts 90% of Gulf of Mexico oil production
More than 90 percent of crude oil production as well 78 percent of natural gas production was taken offline in the Gulf of Mexico in preparation for Hurricane Nate, according to the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement.US News - Reporter almost wiped out by flying chair during Hurricane Nate (VIDEOS)
As Hurricane Nate made landfall in Louisiana Saturday, one reporter had a near miss with a flying chair, making him the latest in a long list of risk-takers willing to go to extremes to get their weather report.US News - Hurricane Nate makes Louisiana landfall with winds of 85mph
The Category 1 Hurricane Nate has made landfall near the mouth of the Mississippi River in the US state of Louisiana, registering winds of 90mph and causing flooding.US News - Hurricane Nate prompts Southeast US states of emergency
No longer a tropical storm, Hurricane Nate reached Category 1 status before midnight Friday, as it nears landfall in the Southeast US. Four states along the northern Gulf Coast have already declared states of emergency.US News - Red alert? Mysterious Soviet buoy washes onto Florida beach after Hurricane Irma
Hurricane Irma left behind a trail of devastation in Florida, but it also delivered something mysterious to its shores – a massive Soviet buoy. Some have suggested the Cold War-era relic came from Cuba.US News
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