Unfortunately, a portion of the evacuation news is entirely accurate. Hurricane Erin does pose a threat as it moves through ...

During Hurricane Harvey in Texas last month, for instance, users posted calls for help on social media and in some cases shared their addresses.

During one 8-day stretch when Irene struck, the NHC Facebook page received 6.4 million views, Feltgen said. It ended the 2011 Hurricane Season with 68,000 "likes" and as of this week, was up to ...

Videos show massive waves lashing abandoned homes on North Carolina's Outer Banks as the storm passes the U.S.

In part, Bounds was motivated to act based on his experience of living through Hurricane Katrina when it hit the Mississippi coast in 2005, killing over 200 of the state’s residents.

As you monitor social media for news during a hurricane or any natural disaster, remember that social media makes everyone a publisher: With each tweet and retweet you have power to affect events.

The power of social media is being used for good after Hurricane Matthew. Neighbors are connecting on Facebook and helping to remove debris from homes of the people who need it most.

During Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans in 2005, social media were in their infancy, but when Sandy landed in October 2012, social media had evolved into a new tool used by the emergency managers ...

Image source: Buzzfeed Over on Buzzfeed there’s an interesting article on how social media is aiding Hurricane Sandy recovery. Various networks have popped up on Tumblr (Sandy Sucks), Facebook (Red ...

But the video has nothing to do with Hurricane Ian, according to Reuters. It's actually footage of a 2016 broadcast with Smith warning about Hurricane Matthew. Smith left Fox News three years ago.

Fake News About Hurricane Florence Is Flooding Social Media—Here’s How to Avoid It No, you can't shoot at a hurricane. No, Hurricane Florence does not contain sharks.