Climate change makes Philippines at double risk of typhoons
Climate change is making the Philippines more vulnerable to tropical storms, with rising temperatures making the country twice as likely to be hit by deadly storms.
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Climate change is making the Philippines more vulnerable to tropical storms, with rising temperatures making the country twice as likely to be hit by deadly storms.
Following Hurricane Helene, a new storm named Kirk has strengthened into a Category 3 storm and is likely to become the third largest storm of this year's Atlantic hurri…
The bad news is until the storm season is near.
In the Australian region, the Meteorological Bureau is the name for tropical storms. You can write to the agency to propose a name for the storm, but it may take more th…
The period from August to September each year is the peak of tropical storms in the North Atlantic and North Pacific.
Rub 'al-Khali, the world's largest unbroken sandy desert on the Arabian Peninsula, turned into an oasis with countless lakes after a tropical storm hit Mekunu last month.
Names like Carla, Hugo, Katrina, Miami ... have become horrors for many people. These are the most intense super typhoons in the Atlantic ever recorded in history.
Not only 1 but 2 times! Without this factor, it is unlikely that the world today has a country called Japan.
Unless there is a tropical storm, at 11:26 on Friday 8.7 (22:26 PM) will be one of the most sad moments of the year for Americans.
When tracking information about major storms around the world, we often see these phrases. So, what's the difference?
Daily Mail on September 12 sharing a series of satellite images showing that many regions around the world are facing strong storms.
According to a recent study published in the journal Nature, storms tend to move more slowly than usual. The consequences of slow moving storms are heavy rains and persi…
Storms and tropical depressions (NTDs) are quite familiar words to people when unusual natural phenomena occur.
A tropical storm is energized by steam rising from the ocean surface, which creates cloud and rain shapes that often accompany storms.