Here's why the 2026 Hurricane Season might go down in history. Here's the crazy caveat that could rewrite the record books.

That low pressure system south of Louisiana is organizing fast. Rain, not wind, will be the main headache Monday through Thursday.

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a tropical low pressure system just off Louisiana's coast. Impact from that system could be felt in South Louisiana later this afternoon.

Florida and Louisiana dominate the top of FEMA's hurricane risk rankings, and the numbers for Louisiana parishes are hard to ignore.

The National Hurricane Center has its eye on three systems right now, and one of them is showing an 80 percent chance of strengthening in the coming days.

One system in the Atlantic has a 60 percent chance of strengthening by midweek. That is worth keeping an eye on over the next several days.

The most active stretch of the 2026 Hurricane Season is upon us, here's how the forecast has been adjusted as we head into the peak of the season.

Fifty-mile-an-hour winds, a slow forward speed, and a track aimed straight at the lower Mississippi River — Bertha is not in a hurry, and that's part of the concern.

Tropical Storm Bertha has a new projected path. Here's what changes we found in the overnight update.

The system should earn the name Bertha later today. Here are the forecast impacts for Louisiana along the I-10 corridor.

A new Gulf tropical depression could track toward the Louisiana coast by Thursday, forecasters say. Here's what Acadiana should know now.

Between a brewing Gulf system and heat indices pushing past 110 degrees along I-10, this stretch of summer weather is not one to take lightly.

The Gulf is stirring again — and for folks along the Louisiana coast, the next few days are worth watching closely.

NOAA's main hurricane-tracking satellite is offline as forecasters watch a new system form in the Gulf this weekend.

Interests along the northern Gulf Coast are watching what the National Hurricane Center is watching this morning. Here's the latest on the tropics

Colorado State University has now cut its hurricane forecast three times this season — and the reason comes down to something happening way out in the Pacific Ocean.

Imagine if we could nudge a hurricane off course. Scientists are taking a hard look at making that a reality. What’s at stake when nature meets technology?

With the storm barreling towards Louisiana, you can almost feel the community holding its breath. Let’s talk about what’s at stake and the timing of it all.

Forecasters with the Hurricane Center say we could be introduced to "Tropical Storm Arthur" or at least a tropical depression by tomorrow.

This summer could hold some surprises for Louisiana, with weather patterns shifting thanks to a major phenomenon brewing in the Pacific Ocean. Stick around to find out more.