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That hasn't happened since 1978 [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

It's the strongest hurricane in the eastern Pacific for this late in the year [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

"You’ve got to think there’s going to be some type of humanitarian crisis out of this" [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The storm may bring three or four years' worth of rain [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Comparing the strength of the two storms [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

No deaths in Texas have been confirmed [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

It's terrifying [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

There was no word of fatalities or major damage [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The U.S. National Hurricane Center is calling it "potentially catastrophic." [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Federal investigators still hope to recover a data recorder from the ship [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Officials said communication with the vessel has not been re-established [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The storm tore off branches and unleashed widespread flooding in the Bahamas [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

More than 50 people were still missing [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

But he said there was still progress to be made [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Hurricane Danny does not pose a threat to any land yet [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A powerful hurricane hit Galveston exactly a century ago [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

It was replaced with Ivette [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

"We may need to begin planning for a category 3 hurricane landfall every decade or so" [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

More than 50,000 affected by storm blackouts [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Known locally as Ruby, it threatens the same areas deavasted by 2013's Supertyphoon Haiyan [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article discusses the above-average number of worldwide natural catastrophes in 2013 despite the below-average damages in both financial and human terms. Topics include the relationship between weather-related damages and the development level of the country, the record-low number of hurricanes to form in the North Atlantic ocean, with none reaching the U.S. mainland, and the damages from Supertyphoon Haiyan in the Phillippines, which ranked only second in most-expensive disasters of 2013.

The article discusses the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and its determination that the 2013 hurricane season, which officially ends on November 30, 2013, will be recorded as the mildest hurricane season in the Atlantic since 1982.

The article discusses Cyclone Phailin as of October 2013, focusing on the cyclone's reported growth in comparison to Hurricane Katrina, as well as information on the cyclone's path through the Bay of Bengal and the potential damage that the storm's 250-kilometer-per-hour winds may cause in India.