Moisture east of Florida in the Atlantic is expected to cross over Florida this week and could become a tropical system, bringing heavy rainfall to Orlando and Central Florida.

Next was Tropical Storm Barry, which made landfall as a depression in eastern Mexico on June 29 and was later partially responsible for causing the devastating flooding in Texas last week. NOAA is ...

A low pressure system is expected to move west across the Florida peninsula into the eastern Gulf where development is possible.

A broad area of low pressure could develop sometime within the next several days offshore of the southeastern U.S. coast.

The system has a low chance of strengthening into a tropical cyclone anytime soon, but is causing rains throughout Florida.

A disturbance hurricane forecasters were tracking Saturday in the Gulf of Mexico could bring heavy rains to the region next ...

Once over the warm waters of the Gulf, the system could turn into a tropical depression or a weak tropical storm.

A low-pressure system could form offshore and move toward the eastern Gulf by mid to late next week, bringing rain to ...

There is a 20% chance of development in the next seven days. Regardless of development, there will be heavy rainfall possible ...

The National Hurricane Center began forecasting Saturday a potential system to form this week over Florida with a chance to ...

As of Saturday afternoon, there is a low 20% chance of tropical formation off the southeastern coast over the next 7 days. An ...