Hurricane Gabrielle has formed in the Atlantic, several hundred miles southeast of Bermuda. It is expected to turn north and eventually back east and head into the North Atlantic.
Gabrielle is only the second Atlantic hurricane of 2025. The other hurricane this season was Hurricane Erin, which formed in August in the Atlantic. It reached Category 5 strength, but stayed out to sea and did not make landfall.
“It’s very unusual for a second hurricane to show up this late. In fact, it hasn’t happened since 1994,” Fox Weather Hurricane Specialist Bryan Norcross wrote on his blog, Hurricane...
Two areas of low pressure, one off the mid-Atlantic United States coastline and another set to emerge off of western Africa, were being monitored on Sunday night, forecasters said.
The disturbance currently over water has formed a frontal boundary about 150 miles off the coast of North Carolina, according to the National Hurricane Center. It was moving at 10 mph at a east-northeasterly direction away from land as of 8 p.m. Sunday and has been given a 30% chance of developing over the next 48 hours.
The other area being monitored, according to the NHC, is expected to emerge into the far...
An area of low pressure near the southeastern coast of the United States could become the next named storm of the 2025 hurricane season, the National Hurricane Center said Tuesday night.
The system is forecast to move west-southwest over part of Florida and into the north-central part of the Gulf.
If it remains far enough offshore, conditions could be conducive to development, the hurricane center said. The system is likely to move over land by the weekend, the hurricane center said.
Still, it could bring heavy rains to parts of the northern Gulf coast, including the Florida Panhandle.
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A new tropical system could emerge within the next week from an area of stormy weather located off the coast of Africa as of Friday night, according to the National Hurricane Center.
A tropical wave is interacting with a low pressure area, generating unorganized showers and thunderstorms about 800 miles southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands, off the coast of Africa, forecasters said.
The environment could be somewhat favorable for slow development later in the weekend into early next week while it moves west-northwest at about 10 mph. The disturbance is expected to meet conditions by the...
Thunderstorms spread throughout South Florida from Friday afternoon into the evening, forcing closures of North Perry Airport and at least one Broward County road until Saturday morning.
All of South Florida was at marginal risk for isolated to severe storms on Friday, though National Weather Service Miami forecasters said some impacts could continue into the early morning hours.
Strong winds uprooted trees and knocked down power lines on Friday evening.
The most severe damage reported was from more than 50 mph winds lifting a Cessna off the ground and onto a fuel truck at North Perry...
This past week’s cold snap — with images of snow in north Florida — has stirred memories of that moment decades ago when South Florida itself experienced a rare snow show.
The last time it snowed in South Florida was Jan. 19, 1977, when residents saw flurries as far south as Homestead.
At the time, official weather observers reported snow in LaBelle, West Palm Beach and Hollywood. Even Freeport in the Bahamas reported a snow-rain mix.
“It’s only happened one time in recorded history, so it’s extremely rare,” George Rizzuto, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Miami, told the...
A weather system in the western Caribbean Sea is expected to form into Tropical Storm Sara and has the potential to take a turn toward Florida by the middle of next week, forecasters said.
Although it’s far too early to be certain of what, if any, impacts will be felt in the Sunshine State, some computer models have indicated Sara could be something to watch. The system is currently off the coast of Central America and may interact with land before entering the Gulf of Mexico, diminishing its potential intensification and making it too soon to determine if the storm will become a...
LIDO KEY — Less than 48 hours after Hurricane Milton made landfall near Siesta Key, many residents were returning to the barrier islands off of Sarasota for the first time since evacuating earlier in the week.
Late Friday morning, cars flowed freely over the John Ringling Causeway leading from Sarasota onto St. Armands Key, a few hours after Sarasota Police re-opened the roads to the barrier islands. Just over the bridge, people were assessing damage in St. Armands Circle, a central dining and shopping area on the island.
Normally a pristine, bustling part of the island, sidewalks in St....
Hurricane Helene’s rampage killed more than 200 people, with the death toll still rising, making it the second-deadliest hurricane to strike the U.S. mainland in the last 50 years.
The National Weather Service and other weather experts have recently released final data on how strong, fast and destructive the storm was.
Here’s a look at some of the harrowing numbers from along Helene’s path of destruction.
Landfall and shocking west coast surge
Helene traveled up through the Gulf of Mexico, growing to an immense width — 690 miles — and traveling at a high speed. Both of those factors would...
Forecasters are watching for development of a new disturbance that emerged Tuesday night in the Caribbean Sea, and the remnants of former Tropical Storm Gordon could form again, possibly into a tropical storm.
The new system over the western Caribbean Sea could slowly develop through early next week, the National Hurricane Center said. It is expected to move slowly north or northwest into the northwestern Caribbean.
As of 8 p.m. Tuesday, it has been given a 20% chance of developing in the next seven days.
What remains of Tropical Storm Gordon is unorganized storms over the open water in the...