The energy that supercharged Hurricane Milton into a Category 5 storm on Monday came from the waters of the Gulf of Mexico, which have been abnormally warm not just at the surface, but at depth, too.

Jennifer Boehme grew up scouting beaches around her home in St. Petersburg, Fla., for whatever she could find. Rocks, sand dollars, coquina mollusks — anything the ocean gave up.

Hurricanes require a lengthy recipe list to materialize, but scientists agree that one ingredient has been pushing these storms to new limits recently: ocean ... Map of the Gulf of Mexico showing ...

We talked to Matthew Rosencrans, the lead hurricane forecaster for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, about why the Gulf of Mexico ... the depth of the warm water, or ocean ...

The Sunday 2:04 p.m. map of Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico systems National Hurricane Center One system headed for the Gulf of Mexico should have the attention of the United States, Cuba and ...

A satellite map of the Gulf of Mexico reveals the ... that human-caused climate change has warmed the ocean, including the Gulf of Mexico. But whether that applies to the loop current has ...

Rocks, sand dollars, coquina mollusks — anything the ocean gave up.Now ... mapping of Florida's coast and in the Gulf of Mexico.The Great Lakes map would provide fuller images of bottom features ...

Also notice the lone outlier of a system forecast over the Southeast Gulf of Mexico just north of Western Cuba.Another way to envision the GFS forecast is to show the map of where each center of ...