The Pacific and Atlantic Ocean continues into the last few days of September with more storms added onto the list for both the Pacific and Atlantic Hurricane Season.

We currently have 2 tropical storms in the Atlantic: Fay and Gonzalo. Fay continues to produce bursts of deep convection near ...

Hurricane Polo continues to stun meteorologists as it meanders off the coast of Mexico. Where does it go next and will the U.S. be affected?

The storm is expected to hit Baja California on Monday. Fueled by El Niño, it was earlier one of the strongest ever in the ...

KNWA/KFTA — The East/Central Pacific is busy once again as Hurricane Nolo strengthens into a Category 2 hurricane just south ...

The Atlantic hurricane hits record low for hurricane activity this year. Learn why.

There’s lots of dry air in the area along with some stronger vertical wind shear nearby. So, it will have elements to ...

El Nino is just one reason for a wildly uneven hurricane season. The Atlantic is historically quiet, while the Pacific is a ...

Fay has now become a swirl of low- to mid-level clouds with no convection. This is a result of it being affected by strong vertical wind shear and dry air. Fay has now weakened into a tropical ...

The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season has been strangely quiet, and scientists are pointing to a mix of shifting winds, ocean ...

A forecast from AccuWeather says that as much as 55 inches of rain is possible from Nolo, which could rival Hawaii's all-time ...

Polo churns off Mexico with up to eight inches of rain and 46-foot seas, while another strengthening tropical system threatens eastern Hawaii with dangerous surf and rainfall of 10 to 30-plus inches.