Two tropical waves in the Atlantic have now been designated as Invest 93L and Invest 94L. Meanwhile, Hurricane Gabrielle has weakened into a Category 3 storm and poses no threat to Florida. The 2025 ...

Invest 93L is "running out of real estate" when it comes to chances for strengthening, but that doesn't mean impacts won't continue to be felt along the Gulf Coast, including in Florida. The system of ...

Hurricane Gabrielle, which rapidly spun up into a powerful Category 4 hurricane Monday, Sept. 22, is starting to weaken as it crosses the North Atlantic and is expected to continue weakening over the ...

Invest 94L now has a 60% chance of development while Invest 93L now has a 90% chance of development. Both areas of interest will lead to an increase in shower and storm activity across the Southwest ...

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring two new systems with potential for development as Category 4 Hurricane Gabrielle moves into the North Atlantic on Sept. 23. The islands of the Azares are ...

Hurricane Gabrielle could impact Europe on Sunday into Monday. It starts with the Azores Islands late this week, likely still as a hurricane. In Portugal it’s likely to be an extra-tropical cyclone or ...

Two tropical systems in the Atlantic are developing and could become named storms within days. One system, Invest 93L, may threaten Bermuda and bring rough surf to the U.S. East Coast. Another system, ...

It's rare for 'twin' tropical storms to form and circulate side-by-side in the Atlantic Ocean, but forecasters said Wednesday morning that it's looking increasingly likely within the next few days.

Two tropical systems could churn to life this week as Atlantic hurricane season enters its final months and the hot spots to watch for storm development begin to move closer to home. One disturbance, ...

CenterPoint will maintain enhanced staffing plan for storm response on Friday and Saturday No significant impacts expected in CenterPoint's Greater Houston service area beyond scattered thunderstorms ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — The rain continues to fall across southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi, and there doesn’t look to be an end in sight until Sunday. Over the last 24-hours, here are some ...