The Greek alphabet won't be used to name tropical storms any longer, and the names Dorian, Laura, Eta and Iota have been permanently retired by the World Meteorological Organization.

If Dorian taught us anything, it's that we have taken to heart that "Hope for the best; prepare for the worst" motto. He taught us about King Tides, something I swear I'd never heard of before.

Celebrating the cunning victory of the ancient Greeks against the ancient Trojans, the Krewe of Dorians retold the epic military tale at its ball Friday at The Orpheum Theatre.

Late-season hurricanes will no longer carry Greek names, the World Meteorological Organization announced Wednesday. Dorian and Laura, hurricanes from 2019 and 2020, respectively, will have their ...

Global officials said hurricanes will no longer be named after Greek letters to avoid confusion, and are retiring the names of multiple storms that were especially devastating, including Dorian ...

For the Krewe of Dorians, its 78th ball marked a momentous occasion. The group and its guests were witness to both a changing of the guard, as well as to ...

No more Greek letters for hurricanes, and Dorian and Laura retired as storm names March 17, 2021 Updated Wed., March 17, 2021 at 7:57 p.m. X Email Reddit ...

Laura and Dorian were such destructive hurricanes over the past two hurricane seasons that they will no longer be used to name future Atlantic tropical storms or hurricanes. The decision to retire ...