As Hurricane Simon weakens, the remnants will shift northward, bringing a surge of tropical moisture into the Great Plains and fueling a multi-day threat of storms and flooding.
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The remnants of Hurricane Isaias are spreading toward the Northeast. The remaining threat zone for flash flooding extends from the mountains of eastern Kentucky and West Virginia to Philadelphia and New York City. Generally, 1 to 3 inches of rain is forecast with some areas receiving 5 inches, which is enough to produce dangerous flash flooding.
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The Golden Gate Bridge is undergoing a billion dollar seismic upgrade designed to limit earthquake damage and help keep the vital Bay Area crossing operational after a major quake.
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Hurricane Isaias made landfall near Destin, Florida, as a Category 2 storm. Follow the latest recap of the deadly hurricane’s impacts, including damaging winds, flooding, deaths and ongoing threats across the Southeast.
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As the remnants of Hurricane Isaias move farther inland, millions of people across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic brace for a soggy end to the weekend, with heavy rain, flooding and even severe thunderstorms possible.
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The Southwest is expecting rare impacts from the remnants of Rachel, which made landfall in Mexico just south of the U.S. this weekend.
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Isaias has made landfall along Florida’s Gulf Coast, unleashing life-threatening storm surge, hurricane-force winds and torrential rain. The danger is far from over, as the storm’s impacts spread inland across the Southeast and beyond.
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Isaias made landfall Friday as a dangerous Category 2 storm, lashing the northern Gulf Coast with destructive winds and life-threatening storm surge.
Read MoreHurricane Isaias has intensified into a well-developed Category 3 hurricane and is making its move toward the Gulf Coast. Thankfully, the upper-level winds are somewhat hostile, or it would have gotten a lot stronger like Milton did two years ago.
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The National Park Service (NPS) announced on Wednesday that Halema'uma'u Trail and parts of Byron Ledge Trail are temporarily closed due to increased seismic activity at the summit of the Big Island's Kīlauea volcano.
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