The 2025 hurricane season was a coming-of-age story for AI weather models, which have been around in some capacity since around 2022. Last hurricane season, AI models not only proved they could compete with the gold-standard corrected consensus models ...

Day 2 of Hurricane Preparedness Week focuses on how you can prepare for the hurricane season. What do you need in a hurricane kit? Is your home ready? Here's what you should check. The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season starts in a few short weeks.

Meteorologists are tracking a tropical storm off Mexico that may bring rain to Southern California this weekend.

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AccuWeather and Colorado State University have updated earlier forecasts, predicting even fewer tropical cyclones this year. Florida residents should still be prepared since "it only takes one." Warm waters in the Atlantic near the U.S. could let storms ...

A red blob on a Pacific forecast map south of Mexico's Baja California represents a developing tropical system, one some models show could eventually impact California.

As Hurricane Lowell continues its trek North toward Hawaii, FOX Weather Hurricane Specialist Bryan Norcross has his latest exclusive analysis on what impacts the islands should expect into the night and through Tuesday.

The National Hurricane Center does not expect any tropical cyclone formation in the Atlantic over the next seven days. While the hurricane season is quiet, a strong cold front is expected to bring the first freeze of the season to parts of Florida.

Fox Weather storm specialist Mike Seidel was nearly knocked over by a powerful ocean wave while covering Hurricane Lowell in Hawaii. The post Fox Weather Reporter Nearly Gets Swept Away By Ocean Wave While Covering Hurricane in Hawaii first appeared on Mediaite.

Tropical Storm Marie has caused a frenzy in Southern California this week. Forecasters said it will almost certainly stay far offshore.

This year’s unusually strong El Niño has “put a lid” on hurricanes, although extremely warm waters could still fuel storms close to the coast.