The National Hurricane Center is giving this latest disturbance a good chance for development as it moves away from the east coast of Florida and up the Carolina coast.

The area of potential tropical development will exist between two areas of high pressure in the days ahead. As explained by ...

A front will bring storm activity to the Southeastern U.S. and off the coastline of Northwest Florida and the South Carolina and Georgia coasts that could develop into a weak tropical system ...

It’s not peak hurricane season yet, but the Atlantic may be getting a head start. Forecasters are tracking a zone of ...

A cold front lingers around the northern part of the state and could develop into something tropical or sub-tropical near the ...

Repeated rounds of stormy weather loitering off the Southeast coast could do more than just dampen fireworks celebrations in ...

The National Hurricane Center is tracking a “disturbance” that could intensify in the coming days. A tropical system and the ...

Regardless of if or how it forms, the storm will likely cause some rainfall throughout the area, with Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina being the most affected states.

Flash flooding, heavy rain, and a possible tropical system threaten July 4th plans across Florida and the Southeast. Follow ...

Meteorologist Claire Fry discusses odds of a tropical system forming offshore and possible impacts this holiday weekend.

Tropical downpours could begin as soon as Thursday, a map from AccuWeather said, and continue through Sunday. Nearly all of ...