Knowing when to prepare for an approaching hurricane or tropical storm can be stressful, which is why is it important to ...

Two terms often repeated during storm coverage—Hurricane Watch and Hurricane Warning—may sound similar, but they signal very different levels of urgency. A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane ...

Brace for Impact' WJCL's 2025 Hurricane Special June 1 marks the start of hurricane season in Coastal Georgia and the South ...

Hurricane watches are generally issued by the National Hurricane Center 48 hours before tropical-storm force winds are expected. A tropical storm or hurricane warning is when either of those ...

HONOLULU (Island news) -- When a hurricane or tropical storm is on the way, knowing the difference between a watch and a warning can make all the difference in keeping you and your loved ones safe.

Here are the differences between watches and warnings and what you should do. May 6 is day three of Hurricane Preparedness Week and focuses on understanding forecast information. The 2025 hurricane ...

A category 1 storm is the weakest of the hurricanes with winds between 74-95 mph. The storm will cause some flooding, but no real structural damage. A category 2 storm has winds between 96-110 mph.

So what's the difference between a watch and a warning? A Watch means weather conditions are favorable for development. When we are in a Severe Thunderstorm Watch, it means severe thunderstorms ...

Here are the differences between watches and warnings and what you should do. May 6 is day three of Hurricane Preparedness Week and focuses on understanding forecast information. The 2025 ...