The Atlantic hurricane season is currently on track to set a record this year, and El Nino may be the reason why—but not in ...

Hurricane Lowell nears Hawaii, prompting warnings for Kauai and Niihau. Australians are advised to stay informed as the storm ...

The Atlantic is on track to break a hurricane-season record as unusually quiet tropical activity continues.

Despite an active Pacific hurricane season, strong El Niño-driven wind shear over the Atlantic has led to fewer, weaker ...

If no hurricane forms by Sept. 11, it will mark the latest period in the satellite era without an Atlantic hurricane.

Rain chances will stay scattered in nature the next few days before we see another resurgence in moisture and heavy rain ...

Five tropical storms have formed in the Atlantic so far this year, all of them short-lived. Here's why the season has been so ...

The Atlantic hurricane season has been unusually quiet so far this year, but forecasters say residents along the East Coast ...

National Hurricane Center climatology chart shows the typical rise in Atlantic storm activity toward the Sept. 10 peak, ...

Edouard peaked at 60 mph, but post-landfall rains were worst: slow bands pulled Gulf moisture into east Texas, dumping 10+ ...

No tropical activity is expected in the next week, according to the National Hurricane Center, but that doesn't mean we won't see rain this weekend.

Karina, Lowell and Marie are raging at once in the Pacific, a rare El Niño-fueled setup that has not been seen on this scale ...