An intrepid storm chaser threw up while taking a bumpy ride through Hurricane Melissa. Matthew Cappucci, a senior meteorologist with MyRadarWX, was in the middle of trying to describe Hurricane ...
An intrepid team of hurricane hunters was mercilessly tossed by rocky turbulence while flying right into the eye of Hurricane Melissa, according to wild footage shared by the US National Oceanic and ...
Mesmerising footage from inside Hurricane Melissa was captured by a US Air Force Reserve crew on Monday (27 October). The ferocious Category 5 storm is set to pummel Jamaica, with forecasters warning ...
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Storm chaser captures stunning eye of Hurricane Melissa before Category 5 storm clobbers Jamaica — as 3 already dead
Stunning footage revealed the interior of Hurricane Melissa’s massive eye as it barreled toward Jamaica with nearly 200 mph winds — the strongest storm to hit the island country in recorded history ...
BYU’s perfect season flashed before its eyes in Ames. But the No. 11 Cougars found a way to stay unbeaten as they stormed back from 14 down to win 41-27 over Iowa State. Quarterback Bear Bachmeier ...
They say it never rains in Autzen Stadium, but for the Oregon Ducks, the same can't quite be said about their next road destination in Big Ten play. According to forecast projections, the Ducks could ...
The billionaire’s $60 million donation to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy counters cuts to federal emergency assistance and diversity programs. By Scott Dance MacKenzie Scott, the billionaire ...
Matthew Cappucci, a senior meteorologist at MyRadar and storm chaser, spoke with NBC News’ Kate Snow about his experience flying into the eye of Hurricane Melissa aboard a NOAA aircraft and the ...
KSAT Storm Chaser drives along FM 306 in Comal County after heavy overnight rain on Saturday, Oct. 25.
Southern California is getting a brief break from Saturday’s powerful atmospheric river, but more rain is on the way Monday as another storm system moves into the region, forecasters said Sunday. The ...
The Iowa Department of Transportation is prepared for the upcoming winter weather. Crews are ready to keep roads safe and clear.
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