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Dangerous surf and gusty winds are forecasted to continue along the Atlantic Coast this week, and unsettled conditions could migrate inland by week's end.
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National Hurricane Center/The National Hurricane Center in Miami is tracking the first tropical wave over the eastern Atlantic Ocean a full three weeks before hurricane season begins June 1.
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A cold front responsible for a multi-day outbreak of severe weather in the Plains will move into the Sunshine State Friday, ushering in a damaging wind and hail threat. -
Hurricane Preparedness Week, a campaign led by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), begins on Sunday.
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A powerful spring system could bring damaging winds to the Panhandle through Thursday.
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Researchers have put forward a second above-normal forecast for the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season.
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Top hurricane researchers are considering advancing the start of the Atlantic hurricane season by two weeks, in part because each of the last seven years has had tropical systems occur prior to the current kickoff of June 1.
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Another storm system is taking aim at the Panhandle, North, and Central Florida
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A meteorologist for NBC Washington paused his live weather report Thursday to call his family about a tornado warning near their home.
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AccuWeather forecasters on Wednesday predicted 16 to 20 named storms this year, with six to eight becoming hurricanes.
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Hurricane Sam matched Hurricane Ida as the season's strongest hurricane late Sunday, but is forecast to stay at sea. Two new tropical depressions are likely to form behind Sam, closer to the coast of Africa this week.
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Sam rapidly intensified into a hurricane Friday morning and is forecast to become a major hurricane over the weekend.
