hurricane season 2018

As many as three active tropical cyclones could be spinning up by the time Monday rolls around.

At least one tropical forecast model is suggesting a disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico by next week.

Forecasters now think a strengthening tropical system in the Gulf is likely by next Wednesday.

Maybe some heavy showers, maybe some gusty breezes, maybe even more by the middle of next week.

A tropical wave rolling off the coast of Africa could be the next tropical concern for the 2018 season.

Half a world away the tropics are showing signs of spinning up trouble in the Atlantic Basin.

An area of disturbed weather east of the Windward Islands is not expected to develop anytime soon.

African dust will again put the haze into a lazy hazy summer weekend across Acadiana.

The tropical Atlantic basin has been eerily quiet. That could be about to change as we move toward the peak of the season.

Forecasters say Hurricane Chris could get stronger before moving out to sea later this week.

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"?

Two tropical trouble spots show signs of development over the next several days in the Tropical Atlantic Basin.

We shouldn't see any tropical development but the threat of heavy downpours is likely over the holiday period.

The system is located near the Outer Banks of North Carolina and is not expected to strengthen anytime soon.

An area of disturbed weather has the Hurricane Center watching the tropics for further development in the Gulf of Mexico later this week.

Forecasters have downgraded the probability that a low pressure located in the eastern Gulf of Mexico will strengthen into a tropical system.

Forecasters are keeping a watchful eye on the Gulf of Mexico over concerns about possible tropical development this week.

The National Hurricane Center is changing some of their forecast tools ahead of the 2018 season.

The list of what names we'll call the biggest weather makers of 2018 has been revealed. Is your name on it?