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The National Hurricane Center has issued a low chance of tropical development in the Gulf

(Photo : Getty Images) Tropical Storm Felicia  The East Pacific was without any activity for almost two weeks following the dissipation of Enrique in the Gulf of California on the 30th of June. This was not the same Wednesday morning, Tropical Depression 6-E developed to the south of Mexico and rapidly strengthened to Tropical Storm Felicia. Not up to 24 hours following that, Felicia became a hurricane. As yet this season, the only two hurricanes in the East Pacific are Enrique and Felicia. St...

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring an area of clouds and showers that shows potential for tropical development next week.

"All is relatively quiet" across the Atlantic basin right now, as AccuWeather Chief Broadcast Meteorologist Bernie Rayno pointed out, but that could change in the coming days. That's why AccuWeather meteorologists continue to monitor the tropics with their focus glued on the western Gulf of Mexico for potential development and impact in a flood-weary area of the United States that has been inundated by round after round of torrential rainfall over the past several weeks. A tropica...

The next named storm would be Bill. Here’s what you need to know.

The AccuWeather team of tropical forecasters is watching out for possible development in days to come as meteorologists expect one chief ingredient for cyclonic activity to become a factor sometime next week.

Tropical development is possible in the South Caribbean late next week. While this is not a threat right now, it's something we should keep tabs on and be aware of.

The AccuWeather team of tropical forecasters is keeping an eye out for potential development in the coming days as meteorologists expect one key ingredient for cyclonic activity to become a factor next week sometime. During the final week of May and the first official week of the Atlantic hurricane season, which began on June 1, conditions have not been conducive for tropical development as moderate to strong wind shear has been in place over some key areas. But this is the time of year that tro

Though it may be short-lived, the possibility of a system forming in the Atlantic in the next couple days is now appearing quite likely. It is expected to move southwest over warmer water on Friday. It could then take on subtropical characteristics and briefly become a cyclone before moving to the north or northeast this weekend, forecasters say. As of 8 a.m. Thursday, its odds of developing ...