hurricane season 2016

A strong tropical wave continues to move through the Caribbean Sea this morning. The threat to the United States coastline is minimal at this time.

A tropical wave moving through the Caribbean Sea could become the fifth named storm of the 2016 Hurricane Season later today.

A very busy start to the 2016 hurricane season has given forecasters reason to increase their prediction for named storms to form in the Atlantic Basin.

Tropical Storm Colin has made landfall along the western Florida Gulf Coast.

Tropical Storm Colin has formed in the eastern Gulf of Mexico. Forecasters do believe the system will impact the Gulf Coast by the middle of the week.

There is likely to be tropical development over the weekend as forecasters are watching an area of disturbed weather just off the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico.

June 1st is the first official day of the Atlantic Hurricane season. The Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness wants you to be ready just in case there is a storm.

The official NOAA hurricane forecast for the 2016 is now on the record. What should we be expecting along the Gulf Coast this season?

Atlantic hurricane season is almost upon us - It begins on June 1 and will end on November 30. Here are the names for the 2016 storms.

The waters of the Gulf have been very quiet the past two years. Could that be a foreboding of a not so quiet hurricane season this year?

El Nino is expected to release its grasp on the tropical weather outlook for the Gulf. How fast it lets go could determine whether we have a very quiet or an extremely active and dangerous hurricane season.