Hurricanes

Officials in Puerto Rico are assessing the damage and working to get lights back on after a major hit from Hurricane Fiona.

We are still tracking Fiona, now a Cat. 2 Hurricane moving away from the Dominican Republic. It brought severe flooding to Puerto Rico over the weekend and is set to hit parts of the Turks and Caicos Islands Tuesday.

After you get the basics in your hurricane kit, you can start adding in other helpful tools and provisions. FOX 26?s Meteorologist John Dawson shows us a large-format multi-tool.

Fiona has made landfall as a hurricane. It's growing stronger and may make more landfalls in the future.

Tropical Storm Fiona is getting stronger as it churns toward Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. What are the biggest threats and where will it head next?

Tropical Storm Fiona remains weak, but looks amazing on visible satellite! Will it get anywhere near Texas?

Tropical Storm Fiona has grown a bit stronger. This cyclone will continue to move towards the East Coast of the US over the weekend.

Remember when George Costanza came up with a name for his child? Well, SEVEN has formed in the Atlantic. Let's discuss how long it will take to become Fiona.

Watching a Tropical Wave located about 1000 miles east of the Lesser Antilles. Environmental conditions are marginally conducive.

Overall still quiet in the Atlantic but the National Hurricane Center as identified two tropical waves for possible development.

If you live near the Gulf Coast, you need a hurricane kit. But you don't have to build it from scratch. There are companies that have done the work for you. In this Hurricane Gear Test, Meteorologist John Dawson shows us a survival kit designed for those in hurricane-prone areas.

A surprisingly quiet Atlantic basin right now. The National Hurricane Center has one area they are watching for possible tropical cyclone development.

Today is the climatological peak of hurricane season. How active are the tropics? Find out here!

We're watching a rare tropical event affecting California (of all places) and the progress of Earl in the Atlantic.

Earl is growing stronger while Danielle is no longer with us. Hurricane Kay still looking to bring rain to the southwestern U.S.