Current Global News Add Your News to Free News Source (Wednesday, September 5, 2007)
Hurricane Felix has left at least 21 people dead and over 200 missing after it passed through Nicaragua. The category five storm destroyed many poor houses in the country leaving a trail of destruction in it's wake after it hit land with ... Go to Complete Coverage
Current Global News Add Your News to Free News Source (Monday, September 3, 2007)
Hurricane Felix, the sixth named storm and second hurricane this season, has strengthened to a Category 4 hurricane. As of 5:00 EDT Sunday, it is located 440 miles off the coast of Kingston, Jamaica, in the Caribbean Sea.
It has ... Go to Complete Coverage
Current Global News Add Your News to Free News Source (Sunday, September 2, 2007)
Hurricane Felix, the sixth named storm and second hurricane this season, has strengthened to a Category 4 hurricane. As of 5:00 EDT Sunday, it is located 440 miles off the coast of Kingston, Jamaica, in the Caribbean Sea.
It has ... Go to Complete Coverage
Current Global News Add Your News to Free News Source (Sunday, September 2, 2007)
The sixth named storm and second hurricane of the 2007 Atlantic hurricane season is in full swing and headed toward Aruba. Hurricane Felix gathered strength all day Saturday and pounded Grenada with heavy rains and wind. Hurricane Felix ... Go to Complete Coverage
Current Global News Add Your News to Free News Source (Tuesday, August 21, 2007)
After gaining strength in the western Caribbean last night, Hurricane Dean made landfall as a Category 5 storm on Mexico's Yucatan coast at about 4:30 a.m. this morning (EDT).
The storm struck just north of Chetumal, the capital of the ... Go to Complete Coverage
Current Global News Add Your News to Free News Source (Saturday, August 25, 2007)
Efforts to salvage the Indonesian naval vessel Arung Samudera from where she ran aground on the Sunshine Coast Queensland, have been delayed due to poor weather conditions.
The 35-metre, tri-masted vessel was originally grounded on ... Go to Complete Coverage
Current Global News Add Your News to Free News Source (Saturday, August 18, 2007)
The National Hurricane Center in Miami is calling Hurricane Dean "extremely dangerous," saying that the storm is gaining strength and will likely become a Category 5 storm. The storm's winds are currently clocked at 150 mph, classifying ... Go to Complete Coverage
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