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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - The outer bands of Tropical Storm Philippe lashed Bermuda on Friday as it churned northward on a path toward Atlantic Canada and New England.The storm was located about 165 miles south of Bermuda on Friday morning. It had winds of up to 50 mph (85 kph) and was moving north-no

What’s left of Tropical Storm Philippe is merging with a large, complex, non-tropical system just to its west.

It’s “some of the coolest air we’ve seen in a little while,” Meteorologist Douglas Berry said Friday.

When Tropical Storm Philippe first showed up, it looked like it would be a well-behaved system and politely arc north, away from the Caribbean, without much fuss. The weather gods had other things in mind, however. Philippe juked, serpentined, stalled, threatened to do-si-doed with Tropical Storm Rina, aimed itself at Puerto Rico, and drove forecasters crazy. Any responsible bartender would ...

Post-tropical cyclone Philippe is barreling toward the Northeast, posing a "dangerous" risk of flash flooding for the already sodden states in the region. As…

Forecasters warn heavy rain could bring urban flooding and flash floods as Philippe makes landfall in Maine.

Philippe was declared a post-tropical storm by the National Hurricane Center on Friday afternoon, though that does not mean the storm has weakened.

The post-tropical cyclone could also merge with another storm brewing in the Atlantic.

Philippe, which wandered the Atlantic Ocean for nearly two weeks, is no longer a tropical storm but something potentially more menacing. Sweeping by Bermuda, it has transitioned into a "post-tropical

The post-tropical cyclone was then expected to reach the coast of Nova Scotia or eastern New England on Saturday night into Sunday.