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To prevent disruption from Hurricane Lee, pension payments will be deposited today

Grumpy Old Man hates that underground power lines are still not island-wide fixtures in the middle of another hurricane season

A tropical storm watch has been issued as Hurricane Lee approaches the island

Residents and visitors are being urged to stay informed about the storm and use this time to prepare homes and businesses as safely as possible.

The Bermuda Weather Service says the public is urged to begin making preparations for Lee from today as winds increase strong by Wednesday

Storm is now a Category 3 event and forecast to drop to Category 1 or Category 2 when it nears island

Public works says that in case where the threat to safe passage is apparent ― public works will cut the offending tress at a cost to the owner of $1,000 per hour

Many Bermuda reinsurers will be at the Rendez-Vous de Septembre insurance conference in Monaco next week

A new tropical depression, heading west in the Atlantic, is soon to ramp up to tropical storm

Hurricane Franklin loosened and cracked part of the overhang’s structure at the Esso station on Crawl Hill

Meteorologists are monitoring a tropical storm far to the island’s south

The firm says the vast majority of power outages were caused by vegetation coming into contact with its overhead network