hurricane beryl

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a new development in the tropics. Could that system develop into trouble for Louisiana over time?

We are 12 weeks into what was supposed to be a very active hurricane season. NOAA has revised their forecast. Here's what those changes mean for Louisiana.

Colorado State forecasters have revised their hurricane season forecast. It appears as though a very busy season is about to get busier for Louisiana.

Beryl made landfall in Texas as a Category 1 Hurricane. Here's what Louisiana can expect for the next several hours as the storm system moves further inland.

Coastal flooding from wind and wave action as well as torrential tropical downpours await Louisiana as Beryl is less than 24 hours away from landfall.

Forecasters are bringing Beryl's potential problems into focus as the track and the cone now include Louisiana. Another shift and intensification are possible.

Hurricane Beryl is forecast to move into the Gulf of Mexico today and then move toward South Texas. However, impacts from the storm will be felt in Louisiana.

Even before Beryl begins to impact Louisiana's weather forecast there's a threat of excessive and flooding rains across most the state this weekend.

The most recent update in the forecast track for Hurricane Beryl has residents of coastal Louisiana anxiously concerned.

Jamaica is feeling the brunt of Hurricane Beryl this morning. The storm will influence Louisiana's forecast for the July 4th holiday weekend.

Hitting land as a Category 4 hurricane with sustained winds around 150 mph, Hurricane Beryl ripped "off roofs, knocked down trees, filled air with debris" and that's putting it lightly.

Hurricane Beryl reached Category 5 status early this morning. The current forecast track does bring the system into the Gulf of Mexico. Here's what you should know.

Major Hurricane Beryl is on a track that would bring the storm into the Gulf of Mexico later this week. Here is the latest on Beryl and Tropical Storm Chris,

There are two tropical weather systems currently being monitored in the tropical Atlantic. As of now, neither one poses a threat to the U.S. mainland.

Hurricane Beryl has become the season's first hurricane. The next question is "where is it heading"?