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As the Gulf Coast gears up for hurricane season, there's a weather twist that could change everything this year. Let's find out what meteorologists are saying.

With hurricane season around the corner, now's the time to gather supplies and ensure your home is ready to weather any storm that comes our way.

Hurricane season is knocking at the door, and the names of storms are already set in place. But did you know they're mostly just repeats from a previous year?

A Louisiana meteorologist says that the water temperature in the gulf has hit a record high, just as the peak of hurricane season approaches.

Twenty years later, Hurricane Katrina remains tied as America's costliest storm at $125 billion, though it ranks only fourth in intensity among U.S. landfalls.

Some parishes are opening sandbag locations as we expect a lot of rain to move into the region by the end of the week, and into the weekend.

Despite only 3 named storms so far, NOAA maintains 60% confidence in above-average Atlantic hurricane season with 13-19 storms. Peak months ahead.

Before the next storm hits, make sure you know the difference between a tropical storm and a major hurricane.

Louisiana has weathered some of the most powerful storms in U.S. history. Here’s a look at the hurricanes that changed lives, reshaped towns, and made headlines.

Hurricane Beulah ripped through Texas in 1967, spawning 115 tornadoes, killing 58 Americans, and causing over $2 billion in damage.

Acting FEMA administrator told staff he wasn't aware U.S. has hurricane season, sparking confusion as Louisiana faces 46% hurricane probability and agency loses one-third of workforce.

The 2025 hurricane season could be a busy one. East Texans should review safety plans and supplies now in case storms track inland.