A life-threatening storm surge and hurricane force wind gusts are likely in the Keys beginning tonight.

Tropical Storm Zeta is forecast to be near hurricane strength when it moves across South Florida or the Florida Keys Monday.

Widespread flooding is the greatest hazard from Eta, but tropical storm conditions are also now possible.

A foot of rain is possible in parts of southeast Florida over the next five days from the approach of Tropical Storm Eta.

Regeneration of Eta into a tropical storm over the northwest Caribbean is increasingly likely this weekend.

Hurricane Eta is not a direct threat to Florida this week, but can't entirely be ignored just yet.

Eta ties the single season record for number of tropical storms in the Atlantic basin.

Zeta regained hurricane strength early Wednesday morning over the warm waters of the central Gulf of Mexico.