2015 hurricane season

Monday marks the end of this year's below average hurricane season. It could also mean the beginning of a colder and wetter Winter.

Joaquin is expected to have a significant impact on the East coast, as the governors of North Carolina, Virginia and New Jersey have declared a state of emergency.

The Gulf of Mexico is quiet but those along the East Coast of the United States need to pay attention to the pay of Joaquin, especially this weekend.

There is a new tropical storm in the Atlantic Basin and it could impact the United States by the end of the week.

We have hit the peak of the Atlantic Hurricane Season, Forecasters say we're still below normal for activity and it looks to stay that way.

The seventh name storm of the 2015 Atlantic Hurricane season has formed off the coast of Africa. Tropical Storm Grace is expected to move westward over the next few days.

It's still to early to say for sure but interest along Florida's Atlantic coast should begin to really watch the progress of this system.

Danny is gone. Erika is next. Forecasters predict Erika could reach hurricane status by the weekend.

Forecasters are still uncertain as to whether or not Danny will become a factor in the Gulf of Mexico.

Here is the latest on the forecast for Tropical Storm Danny. The storm is expected to strengthen to hurricane status by the weekend.

Tropical Storm Danny continues to show signs of strengthening in the Tropical Atlantic. Will the system track into the Gulf of Mexico? Here are latest forecast models.

The National Hurricane Center is watching an area of disturbed weather that has the potential to be come the next named tropical cyclone in the 2015 season.

As we move into the peak of hurricane season there is great news from some of the most respected hurricane forecasters in the world.

The state sales tax holiday means no sales tax on hurricane preparedness items. See the list of eligible purchases here.

The official start of the Hurricane Season is three weeks away but there is already a named system in the Atlantic basin.

A low pressure off the Carolina coast shows potential for further tropical development.

Mother Nature may not be waiting for June 1st, the official start to hurricane season, to get a tropical cyclone spinning in the sub-tropical Atlantic basin.

Have you checked to see if your name is on the list of hurricanes for 2015?

El Nino in the Pacific is expected to lead to a quieter tropical Summer across the Gulf South.