On the heels of Hurricane Harvey came Irma, which formed as a tropical depression off the coast of Africa on Aug. 28 while Harvey was still impacting the Gulf Coast.

Hurricane Irma: Where Is It Going, Will It Hit the U.S., and Will It Be as Bad as Harvey? Published Sep 04, 2017 at 10:48 AM EDT Updated Sep 05, 2017 at 10:35 AM EDT ...

Last year's horrific hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria killed hundreds of people, caused over $200 billion in damages. Now, those names will never be used again.

The 2017 hurricane season has been a full-on assault from Mother Nature. We are under siege, and our attackers have benign names like Harvey and Irma and Maria. But they are callous, powerful ...

With the destruction from Hurricane Harvey, now closely followed by the extraordinary intensity of Hurricane Irma as it wreaks havoc in the Caribbean and heads toward Florida, Americans can be forg… ...

The landfall of Hurricane Harvey marked the beginning of untold misery for the residents of the western Gulf Coast and the conclusion of a very lucky streak for U.S. coastal residents. Then came ...

Making damage from Hurricanes Harvey and Irma even worse will be shortages of labor and materials, maybe for years ...

And now, in less than two weeks, we've seen first Hurricane Harvey's record-breaking rainfall and now Hurricane Irma's fast progression to the most severe storm designation, Category 5.

Even as Texas continues its recovery from the destruction of Hurricane Harvey, attention is turning to Irma, a potentially destructive storm now in the Atlantic Ocean. Irma, a Category 4 storm ...

Hurricane Irma caused 44 deaths and 85 indirect deaths in the Caribbean and Florida. Maria killed 31 in Dominica and 65 in Puerto Rico. Nate's rainfall inundated Central America and killed 45.