The first day of the Atlantic hurricane season came and went on June 1 without a named storm. And then the first week. And ...

June 20th is the average date of the first named storm of the season over the Atlantic, but there are no areas of concern at ...

Unlike one year ago, this June has been dead quiet in the Atlantic. Our deeper dive examines whether this is unusual and ...

While the Pacific hurricane season is running about a month ahead of schedule, the Atlantic basin is off to a slow start.

The Atlantic hurricane season might seem like it's starting with a whimper, but things are par for the course.

The Atlantic basin is currently experiencing an unusually quiet start to the 2025 season. In stark contrast, the Eastern Pacific is already active.

July is a unique month in the Atlantic hurricane season. It can be a forgiving month for the U.S., a month when storms begin to form farther away, temporarily lessening the risk closer to home.

Since the start of the Atlantic hurricane season on June 1, hardly any signs of tropical cyclone development have been ...

There are no areas of concern across the Atlantic. The East Pacific continues to be the active basin. More near the bottom of ...

There are no areas of concern across the Atlantic. The East Pacific has been quite the different story as Erick made landfall ...