hurricanes

A new study finds more hurricanes are likely going to slam Connecticut.

Federal meteorologists say there’s another La Niña, which can be bad news for parts of the parched West.

The Treasury Department is looking at the impact of climate change on American households’ finances, as well as how to address those risks.

The IRS has extended tax relief to parts of New York and New Jersey affected by Hurricane Ida.

Quarterly tax payments are due on Sept. 15 for self-employed workers, small business owners, investors and other filers. Here’s how to avoid penalties.

The power went out in the critical care unit. The winds were howling. But still, the staff at Thibodaux Health System in Louisiana were able to care for the coronavirus patients as Hurricane Ida damaged the state. CEO Greg Stock talks about how the hospitals held up.

On today’s show, CNBC’s Ylan Mui reports on how lawmakers want to invest in states repeatedly hit by hurricanes using the infrastructure bill.

Roadways buckled as dirt underneath them washed away during flooding from the remnants of Hurricane Ida. NBC Boston reporter Kathryn Sotnik is in Rhode Island touring damaged areas – and says Ida’s damage is even worse than the destruction from Henri last month.

It might seem like a normal sunny day if you’re not near a body of water. But on New York City’s highways, there were plenty of cars still left abandoned after flooding from the remnants of Hurricane Ida. NBC New York’s Kay Angrum shows us the scene.

After toppling trees and flooding parts of Louisiana, Ida’s remnants damaged a wide swath of the Northeast U.S. Here’s a look at some of the damage and how climate change plays a role in the extreme weather we’re seeing.

Historic flooding from the remnants of Hurricane Ida caused problems across the northeast U.S.

Hurricane Ida toppled trees and power lines and flooded homes in Louisiana before making its way inland. Eric Alvarez reports from Houma and talks to residents who are doing their best to rebuild.

As Louisiana deals with power outages and other damage from Hurricane Ida, residents might have to sit in line at a gas station for an hour just to get fuel for their generators. LX News host Eric Alvarez reports from Baton Rouge and talks to folks rebuilding from the Category 4 storm that’s now battering the northeast U.S.

Hurricane Ida left behind extensive damage — devastating buildings and roads — in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana.

Recent storms that have caused widespread damage serve as a reminder to homeowners everywhere to be sure they have sufficient insurance.

In parts of Louisiana ravaged by Hurricane Ida, the power might not be back on for weeks, says NBC’s Jay Gray. So residents with damaged homes are being asked not to come back right now. With no power, “there’s really nothing you can do here right now,” Gray explained.

Southeastern communities are still reeling from Hurricane Ida after the storm system wreaked havoc on power grids and water systems amid the blazing heat.

Some customers in Louisiana plunged into darkness by Hurricane Ida could see their power restored in the next few days, Entergy’s Rod West told CNBC.

NBC Miami Meteorologist Ryan Phillips talks about damage from Hurricane Ida, which is now classified as a tropical storm. As the storm widens and breaks apart, it could still be a flooding threat far inland, including in Mississippi, Tennessee, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Learn how hurricanes are formed, how they are ranked from category 1 through 5, when they are given a name and how climate change is making them worse.