Hurricane Ida

Hurricane Ida is an intensifying tropical cyclone that is currently impacting Western Cuba and threatening the Gulf Coast of the United States. The ninth named storm, and fourth hurricane of the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season, Ida originated from a tropical wave first monitored by the National Hurricane Center on August 23, moving into the Caribbean Sea and developing into a tropical storm on August 26.

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Deaths from Hurricane Ida Expose Flaws in FEMA Flood Maps

NASA’s Delta-X Mission Helps With Disaster Response in Wake of Hurricane Ida

NASA's TROPICS Pathfinder Satellite Produces Global "First Light" Images and Captures Hurricane Ida

In Hurricane Ida's wake, satellite images show oil slicks in Gulf of Mexico

Hurricane Ida Leaves a Trail of Oil in the Gulf of Mexico

A Changed Landscape in Southern Louisiana After Hurricane Ida: Large New Patches of Open Water

In Hurricane Ida's wake, satellite images show oil slicks in Gulf of Mexico

Climate Change Fuels Catastrophic Rainfall During Hurricane Ida

Hurricane Ida May Spark Mass Migration

Hurricane Ida Recovery Assessments Continue at NASA Assembly Facility

Satellite images show extreme flooding in New Jersey in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida

Satellite images show extreme flooding in New Jersey in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida

After Hurricane Ida, researchers take stock

NASA tallies Hurricane Ida damage to Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans

Damage from Hurricane Ida seen from space (satellite photos)

Hurricane Ida Rapidly Evolved Into a Monster Storm. An Oceanographer Explains Why

How Hurricane Ida Got So Big So Fast

Dramatic NASA Satellite Video Examines Hurricane Ida’s Eye in 3D

Their Lives Have Been Upended by Hurricane Ida

Hurricane Ida was almost certainly made worse by climate change

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