Tropical Storm Moke to cause more flooding
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Is Tropical Storm Dolly coming this week? What to watch in Florida
It's too early to tell if Invest 95L or a tropical wave moving off Africa could impact Florida but forecasters encourage everyone to remain prepared.
What the latest forecast says.
Tropical Storm Moke is forecast to bring another round of heavy rain, flooding and dangerous surf to Hawaii this weekend.
Forecasters are watching a new system that could emerge in the eastern Atlantic in the coming days, as well as two other disturbances that currently have low odds of developing.
The National Hurricane Center is eyeing two systems in the Atlantic with medium chances of becoming the next named storm of the season — Dolly. One is worth watching for Florida. The first disturbance,
The National Hurricane Center on Monday was tracking two systems in the Atlantic, either one of which has a chance to spin up and become Tropical Storm Dolly this week.
Tropical Storm Moke weakened slightly Saturday afternoon, now with maximum winds of 45 mph as of the 5 p.m. advisory from Central Pacific Hurricane Center, down from 50 mph as of late morning.
A tropical storm could soon form near Portugal, in the northeastern Atlantic. It's an odd location, experts say.