The Pacific and Atlantic Ocean continues into the last few days of September with more storms added onto the list for both the Pacific and Atlantic Hurricane Season.

A new tropical depression could develop in the central Atlantic as Tropical Depression Fay continues to hang around.

Tropical moisture from Hurricane Polo will bring widespread, heavy rain through the middle of the week.

An upper level low will combine with Hurricane Polo, sending a plume of deep tropical moisture into the Upper Midwest

Tropical Storm Dolly has been reclassified as a tropical wave as it moves through the Caribbean, but forecasters says it might not be done yet.

Fay was a tropical depression in the North Atlantic Ocean Monday afternoon Eastern time, the National Hurricane Center said in its latest advisory. Fay is the sixth named storm to form in the Atlantic in 2026. The New York Times Flash flooding can occur ...

A multiday stretch of active weather is expected from the remnants of Hurricane Polo this week across Texas, bring some flooding potential for the region.