Tracking two storms in the Atlantic | Fay and Gonzalo weakening ...

Two active tropical waves are tracking west across the central Atlantic Ocean today, bringing clusters of thunderstorms and ...

Tropical Storm Fay formed in the Atlantic Ocean Sept. 20, according to a National Hurricane Center forecast advisory, but ...

Atlantic City police blocked Route 40 at West End Avenue after flooding from rain and high surf, with crowds drawn to the beach during the nor’easter.

TD Six was several hundred miles southwest of the Azores and was slowly crawling north with maximum sustained winds at 35 mph. Gusts are higher.

A rare September nor’easter is forecast to intensify off the Mid-Atlantic coast this week and could bring heavy rain, gusty winds and rough sea conditions to millions along the Eastern Seaboard.

WASHINGTON — The National Hurricane Center is monitoring two disturbances in the Atlantic Ocean could develop into storms. Activity has been below average so far this hurricane season, according to a ...

Weather forecasters are keeping a close eye on the Atlantic Ocean this week, where a low-pressure system has a medium chance of forming into a tropical depression by midweek. At the same time, four ...

Meteorologists are monitoring two tropical waves in the Atlantic Ocean that could lead to potential tropical development over the coming days, following the dissipation of Tropical Storm Cristobal.

Tropical Storm Fay is far out there and across Central Florida, the greater concern will be afternoon thunderstorms.