Hurricane Irene is headed to North Carolina. Check out these kid-friendly sites with information about hurricanes.

Hurricanes can be up to 600 miles across and have strong winds of 75 to 200 mph. Hurricanes usually lasts for a week or more! Hurricanes gather heat and energy through contact with warm ocean waters.

With so many families still rebuilding from last year's hurricanes, the mere thought of another tropical storm or hurricane can fill kids with anxiety, but there are ways to help your kids deal ...

Each year, an average of 10 tropical storms develop over the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, or Gulf of Mexico and six will become hurricanes. A tropical storm has wind of 39 mph to 73 mph. A ...

As Hurricane Ian approaches, here are some important tips from experts to keep in mind when explaining to your kids what's going on with a hurricane.

It’s important that kids know about Hurricane Katrina, too. As we commemorate its 15th anniversary, most children were either very young or weren’t born yet.

For example, after Hurricane Katrina, biological parents of kids in foster families who had evacuated the city had little idea how to reach them, as phone service often goes out during hurricanes.

Mental health experts say an increase in anxiety in kids is likely following Hurricanes Helen and Milton.

To cut down on your child’s anxiety, not to mention the cries of “I’m bored,” we’ve compiled a list of things to prepare them for a hurricane and keep them entertained… ...

Talk to your kids about the storm, let them help with the preparations, and make sure you've got plenty of activities planned for when the storm hits.

As Sarah Spicer was preparing to evacuate her Tampa, Florida, home ahead of Hurricane Helene, she said she remembers fearing the worst not only for her home, but also her 8-year-old daughter's beloved ...