Although it has been nearly four years since hurricanes Laura and Delta decimated southwest Louisiana and caused an estimated $22 billion in damage nationwide, some residents say they are still far from recovery

As global temperatures rise, climate scientists say we can anticipate fewer but stronger and more destructive hurricanes. ABC News' Matt Gutman takes a look at making a house better withstand a hurricane.

The time of year that typically sees the most tropical systems forming in the Atlantic basin is almost here.

ABC News' meteorologist Somara Theodore reports on Hurricane Hone moving south of the Big Island of Hawaii, threatening to drop up to a foot of rain.

Hawaii is on alert for Hurricane Hone, a weak Category 1 hurricane moving south of the state's Big Island.

Hurricane Ernesto weakening to a Category 1 storm overnight as it bears down on Bermuda.

The hurricane's impact is also being felt up and down the East Coast with waves reaching eight feet. Officials warn of dangerous rip currents along the entire Eastern Seaboard.

Hurricane Ernesto makes landfall, bombarding the islands with 85 mile-per-hour winds.

The island is experiencing winds near 85 mph and has the potential for 6 to 9 inches of rainfall as life-threatening rip currents are possible along the U.S. East Coast.

At least 36 hours of dangerous weather conditions are expected. Now a Category 2 hurricane, Ernesto is also kicking up rip currents and high surf along the East Coast of the U.S.

The National Weather Service has issued alerts for “high surf” and “rip current” up and down the East Coast.

ABC News’ Ginger Zee has the latest as the storm is expected to gain strength and is on track to hit the popular island tourist destination Saturday.

As the Category 1 storm pulls away from Puerto Rico, providers race to get power back to more than 300,000 customers. Many are also without water.

Hurricane Ernesto is expected to strengthen into a major hurricane over the coming days as it travels north toward Bermuda.

The hurricane dumped almost 10 inches of rain on the island and is expected to strengthen over the next two days with high surf and rip currents expected along the U.S. East Coast this weekend.

More than 700,000 customers are without power in the U.S. territory, with power provider LUMA prioritizing restoring service to hospitals and water and sewage facilities.

Juan Saca, the president and CEO of Puerto Rico’s energy company Luma, joins ABC News Live to discuss how his team is helping bring power back to the island.

ABC meteorologist Somara Theodore tracks Ernesto as it heads toward the East Coast.

Millions of people are bracing for tropical depression Debby as it moves up the East Coast.

The storm made a second landfall overnight between Charleston and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, bringing more heavy rain to the already soaked region.

The center of Debby is now churning off the Southeast coast after dumping another six to 10 inches of rain in parts of Georgia and the Carolinas.

ABC News’ Chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee has the latest as Debby moves across the Southeast, dropping life-threatening rain in Georgia and South Carolina.

ABC News’ Victor Oquendo reports from Charleston, South Carolina, where a flash flood warning has been issued for the area due to the tropical storm.

Over 67,000 flights have been canceled or delayed since Sunday as travelers deal with the ripple effects from Tropical Storm Debby and a series of scattered storms across the Midwest and Northeast.

It made landfall in Florida as a Category 1 hurricane early Monday, causing massive power outages.

Debby makes landfall in Florida, downgrading from a Category 1 hurricane to a tropical storm. Director of the National Hurricane Center Mike Brennan shares tips for how residents can stay safe.

Nathan Thomas explained how he and a friend survived a harrowing close encounter with Tropical Storm Debby off the Gulf Coast of Florida on Sunday.

Idalia is the strongest hurricane to make landfall in Florida's Apalachee Bay region ever on record. Here is a look at the most powerful storms to hit the U.S. mainland.

ABC News’ Faith Abubey reports from Gainesville, Florida where officials are expecting the rainfall to cause significant flooding and life-threatening storm surge as high as six to ten feet.

The slow-moving system is expected to bring heavy rain through Friday.

Tampa's mayor, Jane Castor, shares her heartbreak at the loss of life and warns people to heed weather warnings in their area.

Mayor John Dailey talks about his concerns regarding the storm, as well as resources residents can access and other regions that are affected.

Director of the National Hurricane Center Micheal Brennan describes the similarities between Hurricane Idalia and Debby, and what could happen in the coming days.

Debby made landfall in Florida's Big Bend at around 7 a.m. Monday, with severe storm surge and 80 mph winds.

Gainesville Mayor Harvey Ward discusses his biggest concerns regarding the hurricane and the resources needed during the storm.

The category 1 hurricane has hit the Big Bend region of Florida’s Gulf Coast, bringing life threatening storm surge warnings to the area.

Thousands of flights have already been delayed or canceled due to the hurricane and many cruise ships are rerouting due to the storm’s path through Florida.

Florida residents are preparing for what is expected to be the first named storm of the year to come ashore.

Hurricane Watches and Tropical Storm Warnings have been announced for the west coast of Florida.

Tropical Depression Four looks to strengthen this weekend.

The state has already declared a state of emergency as the storm is likely to reach tropical storm strength Saturday night.

270,000 homes and businesses remain without power one week after the hurricane hit Texas.

It is now five days since Hurricane Beryl hit Texas and there are still about 1 million customers without power across the state.

At least seven people were killed when Hurricane Beryl tore through Texas and Louisiana on Monday.

At least seven people were killed when Hurricane Beryl tore through Texas and Louisiana on Monday.

A destructive tornado touched down in Mount Vernon, Indiana, on Tuesday as the remnants of Hurricane Beryl moved across parts of the Midwest.

Houston is in recovery mode after Hurricane Beryl's core passed very close to downtown, causing wind gusts of over 80 mph and massive power outages.

ABC News correspondents Victor Oquendo and Kayna Whitworth monitor and assess intense weather conditions across the country.

ABC News meteorologist Kenton Gewecke tracks tropical storm Beryl and the dangerous heat across the country.

At least six people have died and more than one million are still without power after Hurricane Beryl swept into Texas as a Category 1 storm.