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Hurricane forecasters are tracking Tropical Storm Arthur, which is already dumping heavy rain across the Gulf Coast and Southeast on Wednesday, June 17, as tropical storm watches and warnings are

The first named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season has blossomed in the Gulf of Mexico.

Hurricane forecasters are tracking Tropical Storm Arthur, which continues to dump heavy rain across the Gulf Coast and Southeast on Wednesday, June 17, as tropical storm watches and warnings are

Now downgraded to a post-tropical low-pressure area, what had been Tropical Storm Arthur continued to dump heavy, flooding rain across the Gulf Coast and the Southeast on the morning of Thursday, June 18.

Former Tropical Storm Arthur has dissipated, but its remnants continued to dump heavy, flooding rain as they trekked across the Southeast on the morning of Thursday, June 18.

The first few days of summer, which officially began on June 21, will feature extreme heat and potent thunderstorms across large swaths of the country, forecasters said.

Meanwhile, much of the West is in line for a major cool-down into the weekend of June 27, according to NOAA's Weather Prediction Center.

What had been Tropical Storm Arthur continued to dump heavy, flooding rain across the Gulf Coast and the Southeast on Thursday, June 18.

The first named named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season has developed. Here's the latest spaghetti models and if it will impact Delaware.

Intense heat is on the way for more than half of the country, just in time for the second week of summer.