Photo: Ricardo Makyn/AFP The devastating storms of recent times are the clearest evidence of the impact of climate change.

And that follows Hurricane Milton last year, which was the most intense Gulf of Mexico hurricane in recorded history. And ...

Jamaica is bracing for a dangerous Category 5 hurricane, which could pack winds up to 175 mph and unleash up to 40 inches of ...

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Over the next few days, Melissa is predicted to reorganize over the Central Caribbean Sea before developing into a powerful hurricane by the end of this weekend ...

If it strikes Jamaica at close to full strength, it could eclipse all storms the island has experienced before.

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A family decided to spend their time together sailing across the Caribbean, but one member ended up floating alone in the ...

In November 1961, a shocking discovery was made in the Caribbean Sea. Terry Jo Duperrault, an 11-year-old girl, was found drifting alone, sunburned, dehydrated and barely conscious, clinging to a ...

Hurricane Melissa, which made landfall in Jamaica and Cuba this week, followed what has become a familiar pattern for major storms as the climate changes.

What started as a long-awaited vacation quickly turned into a terrifying experience for one Houston woman now stranded in Jamaica as Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm, barrels toward the island.