The first tropical storm of the Eastern Pacific hurricane season could form as soon as the middle of next week.

A tropical system could form during the first week of June, according to the National Hurricane Center.

AccuWeather meteorologists are monitoring areas in the Gulf and waters off the west coasts of Central America for possible tropical development.

Tropical Storm Humberto has sprung to life in the Atlantic, and there could be a double dose of tropical trouble in the coming days: Another storm is likely to form near the Bahamas and put ...

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The latest forecasts of predicted activity levels for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season continue to point to a below-average ...

With wind speeds that reached a whopping 185 mph by Tuesday morning and rainbands that could flood the Caribbean with feet of water, Hurricane Melissa will likely go down as the most devastating ...

It’s a reminder that it only takes one storm finding the right pocket of warm water and favorable upper-level winds to create ...