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Tropical Storm Gil strengthens in the eastern Pacific but isn’t expected to threaten land
Tropical Storm Gil was strengthening in the eastern Pacific Ocean on Thursday but wasn't expected to threaten land, forecasters said. Gil had maximum sustained winds of 50 mph (85 kph) and was moving west-northwest at 13 mph (20 kph).
Waves and strong currents are expected to continue Wednesday for Washington but it appears we've escaped largely unscathed.
The Titanic lies about 12,500 feet under the ocean. The pressure down there is so immense that even submersibles supposedly built for those conditions can, as we know, tragically fail. Now imagine ...
The National Hurricane Center gives the latest update on Hurricane Iona and says it is "rapidly weakening" to the south of ...
A team of researchers discovered a “flourishing” ecosystem of clams, tube worms and other creatures over 30,000 feet below ...
An underwater voyage has revealed a network of creatures thriving at the bottom of deep-sea ocean trenches. In these extreme ...
Hurricane Iona was expected to move westward for the next couple of days and stay far south of the Hawaiian Islands, ...
Alerts for a potential tsunami were issued for coastlines in North America, Hawaii, Russia and Japan after a powerful ...
Forecasters say Iona rapidly strengthened into a hurricane in the central Pacific Ocean and is expected to continue trekking ...
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