While rain may become heavy at times over Florida's eastern beaches, this low is experiencing wind shear in the upper-level jet stream pattern that is flowing overhead from the southwest. Sign up for ...

The National Hurricane Center tagged three areas of interest in the Atlantic Ocean, including one over Florida. That's why rain is in the forecast for much of the weekend. Bahamas and Southern ...

NHC forecasters are monitoring a new potential tropical system that could form near or over Florida and is likely to bring rain to the region this weekend.

AND WE’RE NOW TURNING TO OUR OTHER BIG STORY TONIGHT THE WEEKEND WEATHER. THAT’S RIGHT. IT’S EXPECTED TO BE WET AND RAINY AS AN AREA OF INTEREST IN THE TROPICS MOVES OVER FLORIDA. FIRST WARNING CHIEF ...

Beaches in some areas of the Outer Banks remain closed due to damage caused by two dual hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean.

Remnants from Humberto and Imelda may reach Ireland and the United Kingdom next week. North Carolinians should monitor two areas of tropical interest this weekend: one in the eastern Atlantic and ...

Cleanup begins on the Outer Banks after eight vacant homes collapse due to hurricane-induced surf and flooding.

The National Hurricane Center is highlighting two areas for potential development. The area near Florida and the Bahamas is related to the front that is causing the stormy weather pattern over the ...

Forecasters are tracking two new tropical disturbances, including one with a slight chance of impacting Florida.

The storm is spinning in the Pacific, but continues to weaken. Meantime, the NHC is tracking three other disturbances in the Pacific and Atlantic.

Hurricanes Imelda and Humberto are spinning in the western Atlantic and churning up dangerous surf, rip currents, coastal flooding and beach erosion along the United States' East Coast.

Eight beachfront homes in the Outer Banks collapsed into the Atlantic Ocean this week as Hurricanes Imelda and Humberto passed offshore.