National Hurricane Center

The storm -- officially classified as Invest 91L -- remained a flooding threat as it moved into Central Texas on Saturday.

In 2020, there were more hurricanes in the Atlantic Basin than there were names for them. So forecasters turned to the Greek alphabet for more names. But that won't happen this year. One of the National Hurricane Center's chief scientists explains why.

It was a season that killed hundreds of people, ravaged some regions like Louisiana, Central America and Puerto Rico over and over again, left behind billions of dollars in damages and stunned even the most experienced meteorologists with its unrelenting pace.

A fading Tropical Storm Marco continued its steady path along the Gulf Coast on Monday, and forecasters estimated further weakening would follow landfall…

A South Texas region exhausted by a months-long struggle with COVID-19, drought and economic distress now marshaled its resources to endure one more…