Triton Relief Group

There is no denying it. If you live along the south east coast of the U.S. you'd better be ready for a hurricane. With major hurricanes rocking multiple states, last year, we are holding our breath to see what this year brings. There is no doubt that non-profit groups are gearing up, collecting supplies and volunteers, with governments changing building codes and implementing training procedures, but what does mother nature have in store for us?

Michael has officially been upgraded to a category 4 hurricane, with sustained winds of 114 knots (131 mph)

As hurricane Michael continues to move northward, St. Tammany officials have closed sever roads around Lake Pontchartrain, due to flooding.

Michael's eye wall is beginning to form up as it closes on the Gulf Coast. The eye can be clearly seen in microwave as storms begin to form and winds increase. 

Eastward sides of hurricanes are notorious for storm surge. Why should hurricane Michael be any different?

Most of the predictive models for hurricane Michael, this morning are in consensus as to the general area of landfall, but not the intensity.