The National Hurricane Center issued an area to watch for tropical activity in the coming days. Here's what to know so far.

Other than an area near the Gulf Coast, the Atlantic basin is likely to remain quiet through the end of July. Meanwhile, the eastern Pacific, energized by El Niño, could produce multiple named storms simultaneously during the coming days and weeks.

While no tropical storms are imminent, experts are watching the Gulf for potential tropical development this weekend or next week.

Tropical activity is set to ramp up in the eastern Pacific, while forecasters monitor possible Gulf Coast development.

Tropical activity is ramping up in the Atlantic Basin. Along with Hurricane Gabrielle, which is currently tracking east of Bermuda, the National Hurricane Center is monitoring two tropical disturbances in the central Atlantic for potential development this ...

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) has identified a newly highlighted area for possible tropical development in the Atlantic Basin. In their latest tropical weather outlook, forecasters are focused on a region in the northeastern Gulf that extends across northern Florida and up along the southeast U.

Tropical Storm Elida could become a hurricane later this week, reaching "peak intensity" by Friday.

The long lull in tropical activity, right at the peak of hurricane season, has flummoxed meteorologists. Mid-September is the peak of the peak, yet the Atlantic has been quiet for 19 days straight, as of Tuesday. In the modern satellite era since 1966 ...

The National Hurricane Center issued a warning to watch for tropical cyclone formation, with chances of a system traveling toward SC coast.