Predictions for an above-average number of storms, communities that are still recovering and cuts to the National Weather Service have meteorologists and other experts worried about this hurricane sea

Two days away from the start of hurricane season, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and the state’s top emergency manager joked Friday that they didn't want to encounter each other again until the storm season ends in late November.

The first day of Atlantic hurricane season is on June 1. A window for tropical development will open during the second week of the month, and there could be some effect in the United States as a result,

New research shows that AI-powered forecasts outperformed traditional models in tracking tropical storms, a potential benefit for hurricane warnings.

Tropical systems are categorized by wind speed, but experts say there's much more to the story when it comes to storm impacts.

The reduction in funding has sparked a debate about the potential consequences for public safety, particularly concerning severe weather events and hurricanes.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis urged Floridians to make hurricane preparedness kits with enough food and supplies to last seven days.

It’s once again hurricane season, when TV screens light up with colorful graphics of cones and swirly storms. From year to year, the National Hurricane Center makes small tweaks to official forecasts and graphics.

Hurricane season starts Sunday, and making last-minute preparations for a hurricane - from scrambling for emergency supplies to frantically trying to secure pets - can turn your household into a zoo.

Keep the generator at least 20 feet away from your house. Do not keep the generator near a window. Do not refill generators with gas while it’s hot. Do not overload it with too many appliances. Store the gasoline for the generator safely.

Forget saving on sales tax during a hurricane preparation holiday, here's how you can reduce your costs by thousands.

Hurricane season is upon us again and the KHOU 11 weather team is committed to your safety. From where to go if a storm comes our way to what you need before, during and after the storm, how to evacuate and more,