Forecasts say the wildfire threat is running a month ahead of schedule, which means there's daily potential for a flame to start.

This year, the U.S. National Hurricane Center will begin issuing advisories in the Atlantic starting May 15.

Hurricane Iota, the record 30th named storm this year, could trigger a humanitarian crisis in an already vulnerable region.

Eta first hit the Florida Keys on Nov. 8th as the record 12th named storm to target the U.S. in 2020.

More than 2M homes and businesses are without power after Zeta caused widespread damage from Louisana to North Carolina.

Zeta will become the record 11th storm to hit the U.S. in 2020 and is forecast to cause as much as $3 billion in damages.

The most powerful gusts of the 2020 fire season will raise the threat of more blazes and blackouts in the coming days.

Delta is poised to set a new record as the 10th Atlantic storm to hit the U.S. in a single year.