Connecticut residents are being reminded of the necessary steps to prepare for future severe weather and the 2021 hurricane season by the Connecticut Division of Emergency Management and Homeland S… ...

Gov. Ned Lamont convened the state's top public safety officials for a press conference in Oxford to urge residents to take ...

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its 2024 storm season prediction last week, which forecasts an 85 percent chance of above-normal hurricane and tropical storm activity ...

As rescue efforts continue in Central Texas following catastrophic flooding, state leaders are urging residents to prepare as ...

And then there is Connecticut’s worst natural disaster – the hurricane of 1938. A Category 3 that struck without warning, Hundreds of people across New England died.

Gov. Dannel Malloy is urging Connecticut residents to be prepared during hurricane season and he’s advising people to take necessary steps well in advance of a storm.

The official hurricane season for the Atlantic basin is from June 1 to Nov. 30, with peak activity blowing in around Sept. 10, and most of the activity swirling around the area between mid-August ...

Hurricane Harvey-related flooding in Texas is evoking memories of Superstorm Sandy in western Connecticut, where officials across the region say they've since made improvements. After Sandy, homes ...