hurricane season 2017

One hurricane and now three tropical waves are keeping forecasters as we head into the busiest weeks of the hurricane season.

Two tropical waves in the far eastern Atlantic are being monitored for strengthening as they move westward across the ocean.

Tropical Storm Gert formed off the U.S. east coast on Sunday. It is expected to move out to sea. Behind Gert, there is another potential tropical trouble spot worth watching.

An active start to the hurricane season has given forecasters a reason to think even more storms are on the way.

Based on this revised forecast we still have a lot more tropical weather to look forward to before the end of the season.

The sixth named storm of the 2017 Hurricane Season has formed in the Caribbean Sea. It is not expected to pose a threat to the Louisiana Gulf Coast.

The long range tropical forecast models are suggesting we keep an eye on the tropical Atlantic Ocean for the next several days.

Tropical Storm Emily has formed in the Gulf of Mexico.

The fourth named storm of the 2017 Hurricane Season has formed. It is not expected to be a problem for the U.S. mainland.

Hurricane experts at Colorado State have amended their seasonal forecast to reflect a very active tropical season.

Tropical forecasters continue to monitor a tropical wave in the eastern Atlantic Ocean.

Forecasters are currently watching a tropical wave in the eastern Atlantic Ocean. The system currently poses no threat to any land mass.

The most noted authorities on tropical weather have revised their forecast. It includes the chance of a major hurricane making landfall in Louisiana.