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Jim Cantore was spotted spending time on the Mississippi Gulf Coast this week, in one of his favorite beach towns that has seen a huge rebirth since Hurricane Katrina. The Weather Channel ...

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The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season begins Sunday, June 1. Forecasts say the season will bring months of danger for millions of Americans, and the time to prepare starts well before the storms form.

Mr. Lowry is a hurricane specialist and a storm surge expert for WPLG, the ABC television affiliate in Miami. As darkness descended on the Gulf of Mexico in October, a 1970s-era U.S. government ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Lt. Col. Sean Cross, chief of safety for the 403rd Wing of the Hurricane Hunters, is one of the few pilots who has been inside Hurricane Katrina.

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But the scenarios described above happened in Jackson, Mississippi, some 250 miles from where the hurricane made a second landfall on Aug. 29, 2005, in Buras, Louisiana.

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Confidence is growing that a more active than average Atlantic hurricane season is about to begin in just over a week. NOAA is now forecasting a 6-in-10 chance of an above-average hurricane season.