Once the storm moves into the Gulf of Mexico, it will weaken to a Tropical Storm and possibly be wiped out by wind shear before impacting the Gulf Coast Simulated water vapor forecast indicates ...

Tropical Storm Francine prompted the issuance of Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings along much of the Louisiana coastline on Monday. In response to the expected impact of the storm, the food bank ...

Once it develops, it could strengthen into a tropical storm. But exactly when and where a tropical depression develops in the coming days will have major implications for where it could go next.

GET IT ON G E T I T O N The Weather Authority meteorologists are monitoring the Caribbean as Tropical Depression 18 is forecast to become Tropical Storm Rafael. From there, Rafael is forecast to ...

A name is given to a subtropical storm, just like a tropical cyclone, but they don’t always become tropical storms or hurricanes. By Judson Jones Judson Jones is a meteorologist and reporter for ...

As Tropical Storm Rafael looks set to form in the Caribbean, spaghetti models show which islands and U.S. states the weather front could hit if it develops into a hurricane. Currently positioned ...

Tropical Storm Rafael gained hurricane status Tuesday evening as it churned in the warm Caribbean waters on the way to the Cayman Islands and Cuba before heading for the Gulf of Mexico ...

As Tropical Storm Rafael barrels across the Caribbean, the National Hurricane Center predicts that powerful winds might impact the U.S. by Thursday night. The storm, which is expected to ...

The tropics are heating up once again. Late Monday afternoon, Tropical Storm Rafael formed over the Caribbean Sea. After starting the day with a ragged, disorganized appearance, Rafael’s ...

Tropical Storm Rafael slipped by western Jamaica en route to the Cayman Islands and was expected to strengthen into a hurricane Tuesday evening, federal forecasters said. Rafael, which formed ...

By the end of the day, Tropical Depression 18 will become Tropical Storm Rafael. It will continue to strengthen in the Caribbean, expected to become our next Hurricane by the middle of this week.