Tropical depression could form in the Atlantic Ocean later this week, NHC forecasters say
The system could become a tropical depression late this week as it begins moving west-northwestward and approaches the Leeward Islands. The chance of development in the next week is 50%. It does not pose an immediate threat to Louisiana.
One area being watched closely is located over the central Atlantic Ocean and has been designated Invest 94L, while the ...
Latest coverage on the tropics Systems in the tropics are very active, and the National Hurricane Center is monitoring ...
As states across the Southeast continue to clean up after back-to-back hurricanes, the National Hurricane Center is tracking ...
11don MSN
Leslie is hot on the heels of Kirk with maximum sustained winds of 80 mph. Leslie is also forecast to move into the Central ...
Hurricane Francine has strengthened into an "extremely dangerous" Category 2 as the National Hurricane Center (NHC) begins tracking a new tropical depression in the Atlantic Ocean. Francine ...
System 2: Tropical Depression GordonThe storm system that was formerly Tropical Storm Gordon in the open Atlantic Ocean has weakened to the point that it is now considered to be a tropical ...
Forecasters are closely watching two areas for possible tropical development in the coming week – one in the Atlantic Ocean ...
Tropical Depression Gordon continued to swirl in the Atlantic Ocean Tuesday morning after another disturbance slammed the Carolinas with flooding and strong winds, according to the National ...
We may be getting closer to the end of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, but the tropics remain active as forecasters continue to monitor two areas of disturbed weather that could develop into ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback