hurricane season 2020

The storm system could affect the big cities of the Northeast later this weekend.

There have already been five named storms so far this season. We've not seen five named storms this early in the hurricane season since 2005.

An area of disturbed weather just of the Louisiana coastline has forecasters concerned this weekend.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been worrisome enough for residents along the Gulf Coast and the rest of the nation. However, the nation's heartland doesn't have to be concerned with Mother Nature's summertime sucker punch, the hurricane or tropical storm...

One system is just off the East Coast of the U.S. the other is near South America.

Storm surge and heavy rain filled the streets with water in Grand Isle on Sunday as Tropical Storm Cristobal was making its Louisiana landfall.

The 4 pm Tropical Storm Advisory has been issued for Cristobal and there are a few warnings in effect for parts of Acadiana.

All of Louisiana's coast is included in Cristobal's cone of uncertainty this morning. Acadiana is in the center of that cone.

Tropical Depression 3 is poised to become Tropical Storm Cristobal very soon. How will the storm affect Louisiana? Here's what forecasters are thinking.

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.