Storm Surges

Storm surges are abnormal rises in sea level caused by strong winds and low pressure during tropical cyclones like hurricanes or typhoons. They push seawater onto the coast, leading to flooding in coastal areas. Storm surges can be especially dangerous when combined with high tides, causing severe destruction to homes, roads, and infrastructure near the shore.

Tropical Storm

Exclusive Alert: Four Tropical Systems Brewing – What You Need to Know Now!

Meteorologists worldwide are increasingly focused on an unusually active early summer across both the Atlantic and Pacific basins. As of July 5, 2025, four distinct tropical systems are being closely watched: Tropical Depression Three in the Atlantic (soon to be Chantal), Invest 96E in the Eastern Pacific, Tropical Storm Mun in the Western Pacific, and Tropical Storm Danas approaching Taiwan and southern China.

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