Tom Moore

On November 26, 1703 (Julian Calendar) or December 7, 1703 (Gregorian Calendar) a storm of epic proportions tore through the countryside of England and Wales.

On November 12, 1933, the first of the great dust storms of the 1930s hit the Dakotas. This event has been called the beginning of

Buffalo, New York,  is best known for its snowstorms but this epic weather event had nothing to do with snow. A non wintry October storm

Ninety-seven years ago, a devastating flood ravaged the state of Vermont. Eighty-five people lost their lives, and nearly 1,300 bridges were washed away. Transportation and

Many powerful storms have swept into the Pacific Northwest over the decades but the Columbus Day Storm of 1962  (a.k.a. “Big Blow”) remains the “benchmark”!

On the evening of September 26, 2024, Category 4 Hurricane Helene slammed into the coast of Florida’s Big Bend area. Helene was the FOURTH major

September 1777 wasn’t kind to  General George Washington’s Continental Army. The British took the upper hand in a series of battles around Philadelphia, including the

It’s a common myth that tornadoes don’t cities but that certainly isn’t true. We have seen numerous examples of tornadoes touching down in cities across

The U.S. East Coast and Gulf Coast aren’t the only areas that have to deal with tropical cyclones. Plenty of tropical storms and hurricanes form