forecasters at the National Hurricane Center are tracking two tropical waves in the Atlantic basin as of May 27. One wave is in the central Atlantic and the other is in the Caribbean. Neither is ...

As a result, the waves also catch the attention of casual observers who find their way to the page where the hurricane center’s highly trained specialists present their discussion of what’s ...

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When Hurricane Helene hit the southeastern United States last month, it caused widespread power outages and devastating flooding on the ground. But as revealed in new NOAA data, the superstorm ...

In a new video, NASA has revealed huge atmospheric ripples caused by the hurricane as it made landfall, known as atmospheric gravity waves, detected by instruments aboard the International Space ...

Though the National Hurricane Center is tracking three tropical waves, the odds of them developing into serious storms is looking less likely. The first and closest tropical wave is moving through ...

For decades, scientists have noticed that hurricanes form in clusters followed by several weeks of little to no hurricane activity. Several studies have suggested that Kelvin waves could be ...

As the ISS flew over it, the Atmospheric Waves Experiment (AWE) saw how the hurricane was shaking the atmosphere far above the storm. These shakes are known as gravity waves – which are not ...

While the hurricane didn't make landfall in our area, powerful cells brought sheets of rain, mighty wind and wrathful waves, the latter of which had quite the impact. "I mean the waves were just ...

Atmospheric ripples from Hurricane Helene spread far north of Florida as the devastating storm made landfall, new NASA images show. The agency's Atmospheric Waves Experiment (AWE) captured ...