The National Hurricane Center is monitoring an area of disturbed weather south of Louisiana that could become the next named tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico.
Development of a tropical weather system in the Gulf of Mexico off the Louisiana coastline is now a more likely according to the National Hurricane Center.
The key to breaking the drought in South Louisiana could come down to just a few hundred miles and an area of disturbed tropical weather in the Gulf of Mexico.
The tropics are quiet but we are entering Louisiana Prime Time when it comes to hurricane season. One long-range forecast is suggesting tropical troubles before Labor Day.
Tropical Storm Bret has formed and should move into the Caribbean Sea. Will it affect the Northern Gulf Coast? Here's the long-range thinking right now.
Hurricane season begins in less than three months and the signs are suggesting that Louisiana and the Gulf South might be getting a bit of a break from the big storms this year.
Hurricane forecasters are monitoring three areas for tropical development this morning. One of those areas is in the Caribbean Sea very near where Hurricane Ian formed earlier this year.
Remnants of Hurricane Julia are giving forecasters cause for concern in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico this morning. Here's what we know about potential tropical development.
As South Louisiana remembers Lili from 20 years ago new concerns are brewing in the tropics. Here's the latest on what might be the next named storm system.