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Tropical Disturbance #1 is the system we have been watching trek across the dusty tropical Atlantic. It has now accumulated enough moisture that thunderstorms have been able to develop, although no organization is evident yet.

Southeast Louisiana is in the clear from any tropical potential through the weekend, but we're going to keep close watch of a tropical wave off of Africa.

A budding area of showers and thunderstorms has the potential to continue to slowly organize prior to reaching the southeastern United States with downpours and gusty thunderstorms late this week and this weekend, AccuWeather meteorologists say. Meanwhile, forecasters will continue to monitor a train of disturbances, also known as tropical waves, moving westward from Africa as July comes to a close and August begins. On this wide image of the tropical Atlantic basin, a tropical wave was moving j

As Tropical Storm Don continues to churn over the open waters of the Atlantic, AccuWeather meteorologists will be closely monitoring the zone from Africa to Florida for additional tropical development over the next 10 to 14 days. A change in the weather pattern could lead to a spark in activity, forecasters say. The period from July to early August is typically a quiet time for tropical activity in the Atlantic. The basin often remains devoid of tropical storms during the middle of summer due to

If the Atlantic can stay quiet for another few weeks, that would be cautiously encouraging. Here's why.

There have been only three June systems in the tropical Atlantic, the last being (coincidentally) Bret in 2017. Bret is the next name in the 2023 list.

As another Atlantic hurricane season is underway, some Miami residents are raising concerns about the urban flooding that could come with it. The climate phenomenon El Niño, which occurs when water temperatures are above the historical average across central and eastern parts of the Pacific Ocean centered around the equator, is officially underway. Despite occurring thousands of miles away from the Atlantic, the pattern influences global weather. For South Florida, the El Niño pattern ...

The tropical Atlantic has turned dormant following the brief lifespan of Tropical Storm Arlene in the Gulf of Mexico last week. Although no tropical development is expected in the next several days, AccuWeather meteorologists are monitoring a broad area of tropical downpours in the Caribbean, as well as tracking the potential for activity to increase in the western Caribbean and Gulf later this month. June is the time of the year in the tropical Atlantic when forecasters tend to watch for tropic

As of Tuesday morning, the National Hurricane Center is continuing to track area of interest in the Atlantic Ocean.

On Monday morning, the National Hurricane Center marked an area of interest in the Atlantic Ocean.