Over time, it may become tropical, provided that it stays over the ocean. This fledgling storm system currently has a low likelihood of developing into a tropical depression this week, but it will ...

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) said that maximum sustained winds within Tropical Storm Dexter have dropped to about 40 ...

Tropical Storm Dexter is continuing to move away from the U.S., but the National Hurricane Center (NHC) is continuing to ...

The Southeast remains under an unsettled weather pattern as moisture off the coast may have a small chance for development.

So far, the region has churned up two tropical storms, two potential tropical disturbances, and now maybe yet another system.

A low-pressure area may form off the Georgia and Carolina coast later this week, potentially steering north and away from Florida.

In addition to Tropical Storm Dexter, the National Hurricane Center is monitoring several other tropical disturbances in the coming days.

There are areas of interest on both sides of the Atlantic. The development processes are very different, and in both cases, ...

Dexter formed late Sunday between Bermuda and the Carolinas and is getting quickly whisked into the north Atlantic graveyard. Behind it, another system could affect the Carolinas by the end of the ...

Chances have increased that a disturbance near the Southeast U.S. will become a tropical storm within the next week.