Melissa is bringing heavy rain and strong winds to parts of the Caribbean. it could turn into a hurricane later this week.

With just over one month left to go with hurricane season, the tropics remain active. We are currently monitoring a tropical wave which has a high (80%) chance for development.

Tropical Depression #9 continues to slowly move through the Bahamas. Winds sustained at 35 mph, moving Northwest at 2 mph. Discussion: Looking at the current forecast, Imelda will continue to move through the Bahamas on Sunday, and slowly move north to ...

Tropical Storm Melissa will continue to move erratically this week, bringing a risk for a prolonged period of heavy rain and high winds to several Caribbean countries, including Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. The storm will also create high surf and rip currents and raise the risk for flooding and mudslides.

SO WHILE WE’RE TRENDING WELL HERE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA, DOWN ACROSS THE CARIBBEAN, UNFORTUNATELY LOOKS LIKE TROPICAL STORM ALYSSA HAS OTHER PLANS. AS OF THE 2:00 ADVISORY, MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS REMAIN AT 45MPH AS THIS STORM MEANDERS AND CREEPS ACROSS THE CARIBBEAN,

There has been a lot of buzz around two areas of potential tropical development in the western Atlantic as we close out the month of.  To many casual observers, recent tropical outlooks from the National Hurricane Center look ominous for the East Coast,

While September is typically peak hurricane season, four of the biggest hurricane records were set in October.

These new robots might look like toy sailboats, but they've already sent back data from inside a Category 5 hurricane.

A combination of weather factors and geography helped make it one of the most brutal storms in the modern history of hurricanes.