An abundance of tropical moisture from a nearby tropical wave could lead to repeating downpours and possible flooding in portions of the state through Sunday.

Despite two storms and two areas of interest, there are no significant or immediate threats to the U.S. at this time.

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring several tropical waves near Africa, but none pose a current threat to the Southeastern United States.

Florida is much more vulnerable to a landfalling hurricane in September and October.

The season's sixteenth tropical cyclone is not a threat to the United States.

This system poses no direct threat to the United States.

Multiple tropical waves are being monitored for possible development this week in the tropical Atlantic basin, as the traditional peak of hurricane season nears. There are no immediate threats to the Sunshine State, but residents are encouraged to stay informed of future updates all week. A broad area of low pressure continues to deliver widespread showers […]

Laura was the strongest hurricane to directly strike Louisiana in the state's history