Tropical activity in the Atlantic has increased this week. The WXII 12 First Warning Weather Team is tracking post-tropical storm Dexter in the North Atlantic. We are also monitoring two other areas ...

The probability of at least one continental U.S. major hurricane landfall this season has risen slightly since late May.

Tropical Storms Henriette and Ivo are expected to develop into hurricanes in the Pacific, the National Hurricane Center says.

Tropical activity is ramping up as we approach the peak of Atlantic hurricane season ...

Two very different systems are thinking about developing – one near the Southeast coast and the other far out in the tropical ...

A tropical system off the southeastern coast is drifting northwestward to the open Atlantic, easing the threat of tropical rain for the Carolinas.

Right on cue with the start of August, the tropics are showing signs of life with a few areas we’re watching in the Atlantic Basin.

The chance of development sits at 40% as of Wednesday morning. Hurricane hunters are set to investigate the area of disturbed ...

Moisture off the Southeast Coast may get better organized and has a medium chance to become a tropical system later this week ...

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) said that maximum sustained winds within Tropical Storm Dexter have dropped to about 40 ...

Several million people across the Southeast, including those in cities like Atlanta, are under a Flood Watch as the region ...