Chantal weakened into a post-tropical cyclone after forming off the coast of Florida, bringing significant flooding to ...

Chantal is expected to bring rough surf and rip currents to much of the southeastern United States coastline, according to ...

An area from the southern Atlantic coast to the northeast Gulf is being watched closely for tropical development around the ...

A tropical depression formed in the Atlantic off the coast of Florida on Friday headed for the Carolina coast and expected to become a tropical storm, according to the National Hurricane Center.

Chantal has weakened into a post-tropical cyclone and the flash flood threat from the storm has wanted, according to the National Hurricane Center.

AccuWeather: Warm waters along the eastern Gulf and southern Atlantic coasts could provide the fuel necessary for development of a tropical depression or tropical storm around or just after July 4.

The National Hurricane Center has increased the chance of seeing tropical development over July 4th weekend to 60%. The greatest risk of impact is centered a few hundred miles east of Florida's ...

The Atlantic Basin hurricane season has produced three tropical storms so far. This hurricane season has been very active ...

A tropical depression has formed off the Southeast U.S. coast on July 4, the National Hurricane Center said, as a tropical storm watch has been issued for portions of the South Carolina coastline.

Tropical Depression Two, turned Tropical Storm Barry, is expected to make landfall along the Mexico coast Sunday night. Editor's note: See the latest forecast and possible impact on Florida.

Tropical Depression Three has formed off the southeastern coast of the United States. It is slowly moving north at 2 mph, with winds sustained at 35 mph.

The depression is likely to become Tropical Storm Chantal on Saturday morning. Tropical watch is in effect for the South Carolina coast. No direct impacts to Florida.