El Niño is strengthening as the Atlantic hurricane season approaches its busiest stretch. Here’s what the climate pattern means and why it matters.

Five tropical threats emerge across the Atlantic and Pacific, with two systems near Africa showing development potential.

"The cool waters from this climate driver could have a dampening effect on hurricane activity," one meteorologist said.

A rare ocean pattern is developing as El Niño strengthens in the Pacific. Here’s how the two climate signals could influence weather patterns around the world.

Atlantic hurricane season is about to hit its stride. August through mid-September is historically the most active stretch of the season, and while there have been a handful of short-lived named ...

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring two Atlantic weather systems, Invest 96L and Invest 97L, for potential development into tropical depressions. Invest 97L has a high (90%) chance of ...

Typically by July we begin to get a better sense of the overall health of the Atlantic basin and how it’ll affect the peak months of the season in August, September and October. This July, the skies ...

El Niño may drive California’s winter weather, but Atlantic La Niña and warm ocean waters could add complexity to the forecast.

The Atlantic hurricane season will officially begin June 1. But the National Hurricane Center is already keeping an eye on the tropics. There are no concerns about anything forming for at least the ...

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring two Atlantic weather systems, Invest 96L and Invest 97L. Invest 97L has a high probability of developing into a tropical depression next week. The next ...

The National Hurricane Center added two areas to watch to its tropical outlook map on Wednesday — one that we discussed in Wednesday morning’s newsletter over the northeastern Gulf to off the ...

Expect the possibility of a few isolated storms moving through the Houston-area and things continue to heat up throughout the week.