Here’s what you need to know: Frank Lammers of New Rochelle, N.Y., right, watched waves crash at Sagg Main Beach, near Sagaponack on eastern Long Island with his son Frank, Jr., and daughter Anna, as people across the Northeast braced for Hurricane Henri to make landfall on Sunday.Credit…Dave Sanders for The New York Times Tropical … Read more
Florida could face Tropical Storms Fred and Grace in a matter of days. Fred is expected to hit land in the western Florida Panhandle on Monday afternoon or evening. Grace could hit parts of the southeastern US with heavy rains and high winds by the end of the week. A tropical storm warning was in … Read more
Most of the Florida Panhandle was issued a tropical storm warning on Sunday as the remains of Fred targeted the coast and tropical storm Grace threatened to follow suit later in the week. Fred, who regained tropical storm status early Sunday, could blow up parts of the panhandle with up to a foot of rain … Read more
Fred would be the sixth named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season. The probability that the fault will develop into a tropical storm is 90% within 48 hours. Most of Florida remains in the system’s five-day forecast cone. SARASOTA, Florida – Tropical Storm Fred developed south of Puerto Rico late Tuesday, the National Hurricane Center … Read more
Elsa, the first hurricane of the 2021 Atlantic storm season, was downgraded to a tropical storm on Saturday and was on track to hit Florida by early next week. “We are pretty confident that we will see at least one tropical storm that will hit many Florida communities,” said Governor Ron DeSantis at a surfside … Read more
A weather system evolving in the Gulf is expected to turn into a tropical storm by late Friday. Tropical storm warnings were in place for parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida. Louisiana has declared a state of emergency where up to 20 inches of rain could fall this weekend. Tropical Storm Claudette was expected … Read more
Tropical Storm Andres on Sunday was the earliest known storm in the eastern Pacific, according to the National Weather Service. The system formed hundreds of miles off the west coast of Mexico, had winds of 40 miles per hour and was moving at 6 miles per hour as of Sunday morning. It is not expected … Read more