The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is closely observing a developing weather disturbance located several hundred miles south ...

If it becomes a named system, it would be called Alvin – the first named tropical cyclone anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere ...

The National Hurricane Center is now giving an area of disturbed weather in the eastern Pacific a high chance of formation ...

The official start to the Eastern Pacific hurricane season was less than a week ago, but forecasters with the National Hurricane Center have already designated the first area to watch off the southern ...

Development chances increased again Friday morning for an area of low pressure that could form off the southern coast of Mexico just one week after the official start of the Eastern Pacific hurricane ...

The Eastern Pacific hurricane season officially started Thursday, but forecast models show no sign of tropical cyclone ...

No tropical cyclone activity is expected over the next seven days as we approach the official start of the 2025 Atlantic ...

An average of 3.5 storms typically would have formed by now, but there have been no named tropical cyclones in this ...

Conditions appear favorable for the potential development of a system in the eastern part of the East Pacific, as warm waters surround the area.

The official start to hurricane season in the Eastern Pacific began less than a week ago on May 15, and right on cue, forecasters are keeping their eyes on an area of low pressure that could form off ...

ENSO neutral conditions are forecast through the summer, and warm tropical waters could produce more tropical systems than ...