The National Hurricane Center is monitoring three systems in the Atlantic, each with varying chances of development over the next week.

El Niño has been hitting the snooze button on Atlantic hurricane season for weeks, but now it’s been shaken out of its slumber.

The National Hurricane Center is keeping an eye on two tropical waves in the Atlantic. Here's what they expect to happen.

While no tropical storms are imminent, experts are watching the Gulf for potential tropical development this weekend or next week. Chances are low for something to pop up in the Gulf. What impacts can Florida residents expect? Will activity in the tropics ...

While the Atlantic Basin remains quiet, we're keeping an eye on Tropical Depression Two-C in the Pacific as the latest track has the system moving close to Hawaii. As you may recall, Hawaii was recently impacted by Hurricane Lala.

Bertha's expected impacts include gusty winds, heavy rain, storm surge and rough, dangerous surf. Follow live updates.

Tropical Depression Two-E formed off the southwest coast of Mexico on Sunday morning. Tropical Tracker (KXAN First Warning Weather) The 10 AM advisory from the National Hurricane Center put the sustained winds at 35 miles per hour with slow movement to the ...