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A large chunk of the NC-133 Highway collapsed into gushing waters below due to a tropical rainstorm in North Carolina on Monday.

On September 17, 2010, the seething, cold lava maelstrom of Category 3 Hurricane Karl became the most destructive storm to ever strike the state of #Veracruz, #Mexico.

Typhoon Bebinca penetrated deep into inland China, with extreme rainstorms hitting northern Anhui and eastern Henan, with 480 mm of rainfall in 24 hours

On this date in 2003, Hurricane Isabel’s telescopic eye made landfall over the Outer Banks of North Carolina with 100 mph gales and 6+ ft. of enzymatic storm surge.

From September 18-19, 2013, Pacific Hurricane Manuel and Atlantic Hurricane Ingrid tried to meet up over the mountains of #Mexico as they both made landfall in the country within a 24-hour timeframe. Combined, their flooding rainfall claimed the lives of over 200 people, and

#Pulasan (#HelenPH) may have been the most depressed Category 1 of all time. (Sat-image credit: tropicaltidbits)

Over her 14-day evolution, Hurricane Isabel attained Category 5 intensity three separate times, became the most powerful open Atlantic cyclone on record (until being surpassed by Irma in 2017), and ultimately smashed into North Carolina's Outer Banks as a voluminous Category 2.

16 hour radar loop of Hurricane Fiona’s raking of #PuertoRico two years ago today. After hitting the island with gusts up to 113 mph on the afternoon of Sept. 18, 2022, Fiona’s effervescing rainbands would continue to thrash Puerto Rico well into the dark of night. Over 30 in. of

7 years ago today, Category 5 Hurricane Maria’s 160 mph core of shuddering gravity waves moved into the Caribbean Sea after ruthlessly flattening the island of #Dominica. Only two weeks after Irma became the first Cat 5 to strike the Leeward Islands in recorded history, Maria

Deadlier than the screaming of the winds, or the violence of the saltwater storm surge, can be the inescapable deluge of a cyclone’s chilling rainfall. On this day in 1974, Hurricane Fifi-Orlene was dragging her orbital rainbands across the mountains of northern #Honduras,

It's one of the most flesh-crawling Atlantic Hurricane images of the 21st Century. Category 5 Hurricane Maria, reaching peak intensity with 175 mph winds and a core pressure of 908 mbar, in the disquieting, steel-blue twilight of September 19, 2017.

2:13 am EDT, September 20, 2017. After becoming the world's most powerful tropical cyclone that year—as well as the 10th most intense Atlantic tempest of all time—Hurricane Maria was marring the island of St. Croix with her outer eyewall as she prowled ever closer to her

7 years ago this morning, a nightmarish disaster was unfolding in #PuertoRico as Hurricane Maria mercilessly rampaged across the island. Demolishing hundreds of thousands of homes, stripping countless acres of moist forests of their vegetation, and completely annihilating the