hurricane season 2016

The Atlantic tropical season is finally beginning to wind down as Hurricane Nicoles moves away from land.

Many tropical forecasters expect Hurricane Matthew to loop back around toward Florida early next week. The system should be considerably weaker if and when it does.

Hurricane Matthew is one of the most powerful storms in recent history. Here's the latest information on the storm.

Matthew is now a category 4 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson scale. This dangerous storm is expected to move near the island nations of Jamaica and Haiti early next week.

Forecasters are watching a developing system that could pose problems for the island nations of the Caribbean over the next few days.

The top of the tropical mountain will come over the weekend. Here's what the state's weatherman is thinking for the remainder of the hurricane season.

A tropical wave in the Caribbean appears to have dissipated which is good news for the Gulf Coast.

Is there another tropical trouble spot following in the path of Hermine? The Hurricane Center is watching a tropical wave that could be in the Caribbean Sea next week.

The storm could bring flooding and tropical storm conditions to the big cities of the Northeast later this holiday weekend.

Tropical Storm Hermine appears to be headed for a Florida landfall. Could the next system to affect the Gulf be rolling off the African Continent as we speak?

There is a great deal of uncertainty in the eventual strength and path of Invest 99L. Here is the latest information on what forecasters are thinking.

A tropical wave could bring tropical trouble to the coast of Florida by early next week.

Tropical Depression Fiona is fading but one of two other areas of disturbed weather in the tropics could earn a name by as early as Tuesday.

There is a potential that by early next week three tropical systems could be churning in the very warm waters of the Tropical Atlantic Ocean.

Tropical Storm Fiona may not be an issue for the Gulf of Mexico but a second tropical wave might give us more reason for concern by next week.

A tropical storm has formed in the tropical Atlantic ocean. It has been named Fiona and should not pose a threat to the Louisiana coastline.

NOAA is suggesting the 2016 Hurricane Season could be even busier as we move into the peak of the storm season.

Tropical forecasters say that despite a busy start to this year's hurricane season they still expect the season to be an average one.

The Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness might be calling you in the very near future.

Tropical Storm Earl is expected to strengthen to Hurricane status later today. The storm is expected to make landfall late tonight or early Thursday morning.