Hurricane Season

The 2020 Hurricane Season begins today and we could be looking at our third named storm of the young season in the Gulf sometime this week.

Tropical weather models are developing a low-pressure system in the Gulf of Mexico next week. That could be a cause for concern by next Wednesday or Thursday.

There's still a threat of strong storms in South Louisiana today. By this weekend we'll be complaining about the heat.

Videos just released by the weather service give you a movie-like experience through the life of the storm.

The system formed late Saturday and is expected to pass just to the east of North Carolina's Outer Banks.

Forecasters believe the system will become a tropical or subtropical cyclone by Sunday.

An area in the southeastern Gulf of Mexico is being monitored for potential tropical development over the next several days.

The hurricane season doesn't officially begin until June 1st. It appears as if Mother Nature has plans to jump-start the season.

The guide covers everything you'll need to know before you need to know it when it comes to tropical weather in South Louisiana.

If preseason forecasts are correct we could go from Arthur to at least Laura during the 2020 tropical season.

The above-average temperatures could spawn stronger and more frequent severe thunderstorms and tornadoes in addition to hurricanes.

Not only is the prediction for named storms above average so is the prediction for major hurricanes in the Atlantic Basin.