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World Weather News

04/09/2008 Ike ignites into 'extremely dangerous' Category 4 hurricane

MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- Hurricane Ike grew from a Category 1 into a menacing Category 4 storm in about six hours Wednesday as it fed on the warm waters of Atlantic, the National Hurricane Center said.

"Ike is an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane" with 135-mph sustained winds, the center said in its 11 p.m. ET advisory.

04/09/2008 Hanna leaves 61 dead in Haiti as more storms brew in Atlantic
AFP - Helicopters rescued survivors from rooftops in the flooded Haitian city of Gonaives as Tropical Storm Hanna claimed at least 61 lives, the third major storm to hammer Haiti in as many weeks.

03/09/2008 Haitians 'screaming for help' after storms

SAINT-MARC, Haiti (AP) -- Haitian families scrambled onto rooftops and screamed for help Tuesday in a city flooded by Tropical Storm Hanna, as U.N. peacekeepers and rescue convoys tried in vain to reach them.

02/09/2008 Hurricane Hanna batters Bahamas; Ike forms in Atlantic

Hurricane Hanna lingered Monday over the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos islands on a path that could hit the southeastern U.S. coast by midweek, while Tropical Storm Ike and still another weather pattern behind it raised the possibility of more havoc to come.

01/09/2008 New Orleans levee under threat as Gustav tears into US coast
AFP - Hurricane Gustav slammed into the US Gulf Coast Monday, driving a surge of water to the lip of the levees protecting New Orleans officials said almost exactly three years after the city was catastrophically swamped by Katrina.

31/08/2008 Floods strand 20,000 in Bangladesh
At least 20,000 people in northern Bangladesh have been cut off from the rest of the country after several rivers burst their banks, news...

30/08/2008 Gustav swells to dangerous Cat 4 storm off Cuba
AP - Gustav howled into Cuba's Isla de Juventud as a monstrous Category 4 hurricane on Saturday while both Cubans and Americans scrambled to flee the path of the fast-growing storm.

29/08/2008 Two dead or missing as Japanese city told to flee rain
AFP - One woman was found dead and another was missing as torrential rain drenched central Japan, leading authorities to urge an entire city of nearly 400,000 people to evacuate, officials said