Andrew Wulfeck

Tropical Storm Cristobal formed in the far North Atlantic on Wednesday, becoming the third named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season.

The Atlantic basin has once again become a tropical graveyard, with dry air and atmospheric stability stifling any type of tropical development.

Recent sporadic rainfall around the state has created breeding grounds for one of the deadliest insects on Earth, and as a result, counties are reporting an uptick in activity.

Recent sporadic rainfall around the state has created breeding grounds for one of the deadliest insects on Earth, and as a result, counties are reporting an uptick in activity.

A record El Niño event could help shape Florida’s winter weather by producing wetter conditions and an increased risk of severe weather.

A strengthening El Niño event centered over the central and eastern Pacific is forecast to become the strongest cycle in modern history, leading to significant weather impacts over the winter months.

A partial lunar eclipse is set to put on a show across Florida's night sky late Thursday into Friday morning, with nearly the entire Moon disappearing under Earth's shadow.

The most organized Cabo Verde disturbance of the Atlantic hurricane season is slowly making its way westward across the open Atlantic Ocean, but the verdict is still out on what the future holds for the system.

Tropical Storm Dolly formed in the central Atlantic on Thursday, but the National Hurricane Center expects the system to weaken before impacting any landmasses.

Tropical Storm Dolly is no longer a trackable named storm, but that does not mean its impacts are finished.