Event News

NOAA’s satellite imagery from Hurricane Michael is available in EigenPrism. Assessing the impact A post-event impact summary report template for Hurricane Michael has been provided to [...]

Hurricane Michael made landfall yesterday near Mexico Beach, Florida as a very powerful category 4 storm. It is the strongest storm to make US landfall since Hurricane Andrew in 1992, and it is [...]

As expected, Hurricane Michael has intensified in the Gulf of Mexico, and is now a powerful category 4 storm approaching the Florida Panhandle. Our data partner MetCon has provided the following [...]

Hurricane Michael is expected to intensify as it moves across the Gulf of Mexico, with landfall expected Wednesday along the coast of the Florida Panhandle, potentially as a major hurricane. The [...]

Now a tropical depression, Rosa is bringing a substantial amount of rainfall today, creating flood potential over a large area across the US south-west, from Baja California to Phoenix Arizona. [...]

Hurricane Rosa is moving towards Baja California coast and is expected to make landfall on Monday as a tropical storm. Heavy rainfall is expected to create a high risk of flash flooding in [...]

A M 7.5 earthquake struck Palu this morning, following several tremors overnight, including one at M 6.1. The massive earthquake this morning was relatively shallow, with a depth of 10km. [...]

As of September 18, KatRisk’s updated inland flood footprint for Florence shows a reduction in flooding in central North Carolina and New Hanover County, which includes Wilmington. The [...]

Typhoon Mangkhut devastated parts of the northern Philippines on the weekend, making landfall with wind speed equivalent to a category 5 hurricane. The huge storm had weakened when it reached [...]

Inland flood risk The heavy rainfall associated with the slow moving Florence – now a tropical depression – is inundating a large area across South Carolina, North Carolina and into [...]