With the looming threat of Hurricane Milton, many are asking how high a storm’s intensity can go. How high can a hurricane’s intensity get? Many are asking that question amid the looming ...

Many residents are wondering if Hurricane Milton will become a “Category 6” storm.Milton was declared a deadly Category 5 at 12:00 PM on Monday, October 7, by the National Hurricane Center ...

Hurricanes have been getting stronger thanks ... While strong, that wouldn’t be enough for it to be considered a Category 6 storm based on Wehner and Kossin’s hypothetical suggestion.

Hurricane Milton rapidly intensified to a peak wind speed of 180 mph on Oct. 7, winds strong enough to make it a Category 5 hurricane. The storm lost some intensity as it began to grow and is now ...

“Hurricane Milton is now a Category 6,” the post’s text states ... mph to the end of each wind speed range, and the National Weather Service has said it has no plans to change it.

Do all the shifts in Hurricane Milton’s classification mean it can potentially become a Category 6 storm? The intensity of the storm has changed a number of time in the last 24 hours ...

Nov. 6 NOAA Hurricane Rafael has strengthened into a Category 3 storm as it continues to approach Cuba, where it's expected ...

Hurricane Rafael has pushed into the Gulf of Mexico after plowing across western Cuba as a Category 3 hurricane with winds so ...

Steady to rapid intensification is forecast over the next 24 to 36 hours, Rafael became a Category 1 hurricane in the ...

Hurricane Rafael picked up in intensity and became a Category 3 storm Wednesday ahead of an expected landfall in Cuba.