Tropical Storm Lorenzo formed early Monday morning, and it’s expected to be another “fish” storm — a system that spends its entire life out at sea. The forecast track from the National Hurricane ...

Tropical Storm Jerry could become a hurricane by the weekend, the Miami-based National Hurricane Center said early Thursday. Tropical storm conditions are possible later today into Friday on portions ...

As Tropical Storm Jerry continues to churn in the Atlantic and shift away from the Palmetto State, residents along the South Carolina coast will still want to keep their umbrellas and boots handy as a ...

Tropical storm conditions are possible today and into Friday as Tropical Storm Jerry passes by the northern Leeward Islands, the National Hurricane Center said ...

Oct. 8 (UPI) --Tropical Storm Jerry is expected to travel north through the weekend before veering eastward as it nears Bermuda Sunday afternoon, the National Hurricane Center said Friday. The storm ...

The storm was bringing heavy rain to some islands in the Caribbean on Friday, but forecasters withdrew predictions that it would get much stronger. The New York Times Judson Jones Meteorologist and ...

FIESTA PARK ON THIS TUESDAY MORNING, HOLDING OUT HOPE THAT WE’RE GOING TO GET THE BALLOONS IN THE AIR. YOU KNOW, IT’S SOMEWHAT OF A CLOSE CALL HERE, NOT ONLY WITH RESPECT TO WHAT WINDS ARE DOING HERE ...

MIAMI – Tropical Storm Jerry continues to lash the northern Leeward Islands with heavy rains on Friday morning, but it's slowly pulling away, with decreasing impacts expected as the day progresses.

A new tropical storm formed in the Atlantic basin on Tuesday and is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane. The northeastern islands of the Caribbean will experience a glancing blow of rain and wind ...

If Invest 95L—a term used to designate an area of disturbed weather being monitored for tropical development—were to form a named system, it would be called Jerry. The latest forecasts also follow the ...

As winds howl and waves rise, cruise ships chart careful courses through the world’s stormiest seas. Modern vessels are built for it, but passengers still feel the force.