On September 8, 1900, a monstrous hurricane struck Galveston, Texas, claiming thousands of lives. Explore the devastation, the lessons, and the legacy that changed storm forecasting forever. Brought to you by Will Wright of the Galveston Historical Foundation.

Storm surge is the leading cause of hurricane-related deaths—yet it's often misunderstood, even by lifelong coastal residents. This post explains what it is, how it forms, and why early evacuation is your only safe option. We include survivor stories, simulations, and real-world footage to help you visualize the threat and act wisely.

Learn how to read the Wind Speed Probability Map and why it’s a vital tool for understanding hurricane wind risks beyond the forecast cone.

Confused by hurricane forecast cones and tropical outlooks? Learn how to read the NHC’s predictions like a pro, avoid common misinterpretations, and prepare smarter during hurricane season.

Explore the stories of America’s most hurricane-prone cities—how they’ve faced storms, floods, and wind, and the resilience shaping their future. Learn what makes these cities vulnerable and how communities prepare for hurricane season.

Understand how hurricanes are classified and measured, from wind speed to storm surge. This narrative breakdown of the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale.

Before hurricanes earn names and headlines, they begin as whispers—heat rising from the sea, air spinning with purpose. This poetic exploration reveals the anatomy of nature’s most powerful storm, from the eye to the ocean that feeds it.