El Nino is expected to affect temperature and precipitation patterns across the U.S. in the upcoming months.

Hurricane Sandra threatens to strike Mexico over the weekend and pump moisture into the southern U.S. during the Thanksgiving holiday travel period.

The 2015 Atlantic hurricane season may end up being remembered for a subpar number of storms, even though the total still beat early forecasts and more than 50 people died.

A hurricane stronger than Katrina in 2005 and Andrew in 1992 is poised to hit Mexicos biggest ports and holiday resorts within hours.

El Nino's effects are just beginning in much of the world and its already shaping up potentially as one of the three strongest El Nino patterns since record-keeping began in 1950.

Joaquin is forecast to become a major hurricane by Saturday as it churns in the Atlantic, triggering hurricane warnings and watches for the Bahamas.

While there have been nine named storms and hurricanes in the ocean in 2015, none caused major problems to the U.S.

Florida residents and tourists were told to check disaster kits and escape plans as the chances rise the state will get its first hurricane strike in 10 years.