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Amid the chaos of Sunday morning’s tumultuous winds and driving rain one family was celebrating a very special arrival. Little Conor Patrick Lim was born weighing a healthy 7lb 6oz as Tropical Storm Fay tore up trees and ripped off roofs. But for his...

Bermuda’s business world will today batten down the hatches as Hurricane Gonzalo heads for the Island. Three banks — HSBC, Butterfield and Clarien — will all close at 1pm and remain closed on Friday, while major firms like Ace, XL and the Gibbons Com...

Forecasters are confident in their predictions that Hurricane Gonzalo will swerve and hit Bermuda in much the manner that has been plotted all week — mainly because of larger meteorological forces at work in the Atlantic. Asked why the Bermuda Weathe...

October 14, 2014 Dear Sir, I was three years old when Hurricane Arlene hit Bermuda in 1963 (Cat 2). Since then I have witnessed Hurricane Emily (Cat 2) 1987 and Hurricane Fabian (Cat 3) 2003. These experiences taught me to keep an eye on the Weathe...

Wedding plans have been turned upside down by the impending arrival of Hurricane Gonzalo. The huge weather system is expected to bring hurricane force winds and driving rain when it hits the island at 2pm tomorrow. Gonzalo’s strength and predicted tr...

All remaining shows of Pirates of Penzance have been cancelled because of Hurricane Gonzalo. Alexander Damon Rosati, secretary of the Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Bermuda, said the safety of the audience, cast and crew had to take priority. “We ...

Hurricane Gonzalo will arrive as a strong Category 3 storm tomorrow — and out of what Police Commissioner Michael DeSilva advised was “an abundance of caution” the Causeway will close at 10am. Gonzalo’s expected 8pm impact is close enough to the 5pm ...

Twenty-two school soccer teams visiting the Island for a tournament are all able to get off the Island ahead of Hurricane Gonzalo, the Bermuda Tourism Authority said this afternoon. “Hastily arranged” seats on charter and commercial flights were orga...

Hardware stores were inundated with shoppers yesterday as the Island prepares for the arrival of Hurricane Gonzalo. Thousands descended on Masters and Gorham’s to pick up emergency supplies. SAL in Devonshire was also packed with residents determined...