Rainy Holiday Ahead: Chances for Tropical Storm Chantal Near Florida Increase Floridians preparing for Fourth of July festivities are advised to keep a close eye on the skies, as the chances of ...

Parts of Florida are forecast to face tropical storm or hurricane conditions this weekend as Tropical Storm Debby bears down on the state.

Millions of people in Florida and the Southeast are keeping a close eye on the weather forecast that could halt outdoor and beach plans across the region over the Fourth of July holiday weekend.

Four people were killed on the island of Dominica. — -- Tropical Storm Erika is veering towards the United States -- its sights set on Florida -- after leaving a path of death and destruction ...

There is a 70 percent chance of tropical formation within the next 2 days. While the storm moves away from Florida, a residual pull of moisture will still be present, igniting storms over parts of ...

There's now a 40% chance for a tropical or subtropical depression forming near Florida by the Fourth of July holiday weekend. Regardless of development, the system could bring up to six inches of ...

Tropical development of a disorganized system, if any, should be limited. Elevated rain coverage will continue over Florida for another 2-4 days before likely diminishing from north to south over ...

Florida could see heavy rain and urban flooding as a tropical system develops near the southeast coast this weekend, warns the National Hurricane Center.

The National Hurricane Center officially named Depression 3 as Tropical Storm Chantal on Saturday morning. The storm is moving to the north at 1 mph and has maximum sustained winds of 40 mph. A ...

The National Hurricane Center is watching a potential tropical system or depression near the Gulf and Florida that could stir up rainy weather along the East Coast on July 4. While chances for a ...

Will tropical storm impact Florida on July 4 holiday? See 2 possibilities "The Fourth of July looks pretty wet overall for the state of Florida, especially the peninsula," DaSilva said.

ORLANDO, Fla. — A tropical depression formed in the Atlantic off the coast of Florida on Friday headed for the Carolinas and expected to become a tropical storm, according to the National ...