Hurricane Season

June brings a lot to the table as far as weather is concerned.

June brings a lot to the table as far as weather is concerned.

So, go ahead and put it on your calendar. November 30th. That's the last day of Hurricane Season 2020.

Zeta, the 27th-named storm of the season, could be a Category 1 hurricane as it nears New Orleans.

That's crazy, and not what I want to see at this point in this crazy year.

2020 is trying to set the record for the worst year ever, and at this rate, it's got a real chance.

According to early meteorologist data, it can be a big one.

Saturday is the official end of the season, which produced a high number of named storms including tropical storms and hurricanes.

Twelve years ago, a category 1 hurricane made landfall near Atlantic City, leaving in its wake billions of dollars in damage and over 200 people dead.

What was Tropical Storm Imelda, continues to dump tons of rain across parts of Texas and Louisiana as well.

Eleven years ago today, Hurricane Ike made landfall on the Texas coast near Galveston. The storm would go on to kill nearly 200 people and cause an estimated 38-billion dollars in damages.

Hurricane Dorian, the strongest storm in the Atlantic so far this year has reportedly left 5 people dead in the Bahamas and first responders fear that number may grow.