The system is expected to strengthen into a tropical storm by the end of the day and continue strengthening if it remains over water.

Potential Tropical Cyclone Nineteen

An area of low pressure in the Caribbean Sea, Invest-99, producing disorganized showers and thunderstorms, could soon develop into “Sara.”

Increasing Chances of Sara forming in the Caribbean

Fall Temperatures Return and We are Still Watching the Caribbean

Tropics Update: Rafael and that other spot in the Atlantic

Late Summer Temperatures in November

Rafael Heads toward the Gulf, Windy with Rounds of Rain

Sunshine shifts to cloudy days ahead, a tropical storm is highly likely in next 7 days

Three Areas of Possible Tropical Development, One to Watch

With a little more than a month to go, Tropical Development Possible in the Caribbean

Your Fall forecast includes Flip-Flops and the Tropics

Tropical Development Possible in the Caribbean as we Near the Last Month of Hurricane Season

One Extended Tropical Model Shows Potential Development

Hurricane Season ends November 30, We're Still Watching the Caribbean

In the Western Caribbean Sea, Invest AL95 continues to grow in strength as it gets closer to Central America.

Increasing chances of Tropical Development in the Caribbean

Two disturbances continue to have an increased chance of developing into storms.

A disturbance in the Central Tropical Atlantic and another in the Western Caribbean Sea are being closed watched by The Weather Authority for any development into tropical systems.

Two Areas to Watch in The Tropics

Hurricane Milton is Stronger, Tropical Impacts are on the way

Tropical Storm Milton is forecasted to become a hurricane later this evening as the storm moves east towards the Florida Peninsula. Hurricane and storm surge watches are expected to be issued along the west coast of Florida today, as well.

Increasing Chances for Tropical Development in the Gulf

Weekend Rain, Chances increase in the Gulf for Tropical Development

The spaghetti model conversation on social media often sparks controversy, leading to confusion and a lot of misinformation.

A Hurricane, A Depression and something in the Caribbean

We're warm today, but the rain will cool us down into the weekend

A Warm Wednesday, Something in the Caribbean and your Weekend Forecast

Models hint at possible tropical development this weekend

Tracking local storms, Something to Watch in the Tropics

The Track Shifts West, Effects will be Felt Locally

Weather Forecasting has changed throughout the decades. Today, the National Hurricane Center Hurricane Season has recently introduced new terms for different storm categories.

Tracking the Tropics, Helene takes aim on the Gulf Coast

Gov. Ron DeSantis will hold a news conference Tuesday at the Emergency Operations Center in Tallahassee to provide an update on what is expected to become Hurricane Helene.

From Sunny skies to Tropical Impacts

Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday issued an executive order ahead of Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine declaring a state of emergency in 41 Florida counties.

A potential system in the Gulf is on your radar, let me break it down

A break from rain for the entire weekend

Chance of Tropical Development Increasing, Path is Uncertain

Possible Tropical Development in the Gulf. Where will it go?

Keep an Eye on the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico

Tropical Depression Gordon and Potential Tropical Cyclone 8

Tropical Storm Gordon in the Atlantic, Possible development of the Southeast coast

Tropical Storm Francine, TD 7 and two other areas in the Atlantic

A Hurricane, High pressure and a pesky Front bring more Rain, Flooding

Tropical Storm Francine will become a Hurricane

A New Spot to Watch in the Gulf of Mexico

Invest 99 and Four other areas to Watch in the Tropics

Area of low pressure has 20 percent chance of developing over the next seven days

Ernesto Heads to Bermuda, High Risk of Rip Currents Locally

Tropical Storm Ernesto Forms

Summer heat and storms, Increasing chances of Ernesto forming

Models show consistent with a storm developing in the next 7 days

In addition, i'm tracking a potential system in the Tropics.

Too Hot and Tracking another system at the Tropics

More rain to come as Tropical Storm Debby slows

Deteriorating conditions Monday as Debby Approaches

Tracking storms and the Tropics, More rain on the way

After a break in tropical activity, we're gearing up for a possible system to develop.

During the Atlantic Hurricane Season, hurricane tracks change monthly, generally following the same pattern year after year. But why?

Watching Two Trouble Spots in the Tropics

We are tracking two trouble spots in the Tropics. One of them will help replenish our rainfall deficit and rinse out our rain gauges.

Two areas of possible Tropical development

U.S. officials who predict, prepare for and respond to natural disasters have a message for Floridians: It’s not a matter of if but when a hurricane will hit the state.

Potential Tropical Cyclone will become a Tropical Storm

A couple of Spots to Watch in the Tropics, One Close to Home

Rain returns this week and it could be tropical

Potential Tropical Cyclone 16 Develops Offshore

Not a bad day considering the development of Potential Tropical Cyclone 16

Both systems can develop in the tropics and while they bring rain, winds, and waves one is much worse.

Nigel forms in the Atlantic

Tropical threats remain offshore

Some fluctuations in intensity are likely over the next few days, however, Lee is expected to remain a powerful hurricane through early next week.

Keep an eye on the Tropics

While major hurricane strikes in the state have happened before, Idalia is special in many ways.

Idalia is stronger and closer to Florida's Big Bend

Sunday evening ends pleasant before week of rain

Tropical Depression 10 forms in the Gulf of Mexico

Tropical Depression 10 has formed, Warm and dry tonight

The system has a high chance of development over the next 7 days.

Tracking the Tropics as new disturbances and storms form

After a big lull for much of late July and August, it appears the tropics will likely become more active.

Two areas of interest in the Atlantic

The state of Hawaii is dealing with enormous wildfires that are being caused by two competing weather systems hundreds of miles away.

Forecasters at Colorado State University continue to call for an above-average hurricane season in the Atlantic.

Welcome to August, a month that traditionally features heat, storms and a big uptick in Atlantic tropical activity.

Our Tropical Low and Two Other Area to Watch

We’ve been watching a tropical wave move across the open Atlantic over the past several days, and it is now organizing.

Two areas of interest in the Atlantic, One close to home

Tropical Storm Don could have some company

Tropical Depression Don

Tracking the Tropics: Low development unlikely in Central Atlantic

The seasonal forecast, which was updated on July 6, has been raised from a slightly above-average season earlier this year.

So what do two systems so early mean for the rest of hurricane season? It’s actually unprecedented.

Tropical Depression Four formed Thursday morning in the open waters of the Atlantic.

Tropical Storm Bret continues to march westward toward the Lesser Antilles, and a push into the Caribbean is highly likely.

The tropics in the Atlantic have become very active. Tropical Storm Bret formed Monday evening and a second system is becoming likely to develop by midweek. But it’s not just active. It’s historically active in a region where June systems are extremely rare.

Locally heavy showers, storms exit the beaches...for now

Tropical Storm Bret continued to strengthen Wednesday morning as it moved westward toward the Lesser Antilles.

Tropical Development: One with a Number and One Taking Shape