Invest 96L is a tropical wave in the central Atlantic. It's moving toward the west-northwest. Special note about spaghetti ...

The Gulf remained quiet on Thursday, but the rest of the tropical Atlantic Basin was quite the opposite. The National ...

The National Hurricane Center is tracking Dexter and two other areas in the Atlantic Ocean. The low off the Southeast coast ...

Tropical Storm Dexter continues to strengthen and is expected to become a strong extratropical low over the North Atlantic ...

Conditions in the Atlantic tropics now look more favourable than they did one month ago, which has led Tropical Storm Risk ...

Weather patterns will become more conducive to tropical storms and hurricanes in the Atlantic during mid-to-late August.

The tropical wave in the eastern Atlantic has been tagged Invest 96-L. If it becomes our next named storm, it would be called ...

Tropical Storm Risk (TSR) has upgraded its forecast for the 2025 hurricane season and is now predicting activity around 15% above the 1991-2020 climate norm. The weather-modelling agency’s prior ...

Tropical Storm Dexter is expected to become a strong extratropical low today as the National Hurricane Center continues to watch two disturbances in the Atlantic.

By Saturday, a shift begins. A disturbance moving in from the Plains may help weaken the wedge of cooler air, allowing a bit ...

Our unsettled pattern is beginning to take shape as we head over the course of the next several days and that will lead to shower and storm chances increasing.

Active Systems: The National Hurricane Center is issuing advisories on Tropical Storm Dexter, located over the north-central Atlantic Ocean.