10 hours ago

Gabrielle clinging to life but forecast to recover this weekend

Gabrielle, the 7th named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, formed late Wednesday morning, the first named storm in the Atlantic since August 28th, breaking a remarkable 20-day stormless Atlantic streak and making it the latest first-forming September storm in over 30 years.

1 day ago

Depression forms, forecast to become Gabrielle later today

Invest 92L, the disturbance we’ve been following since early last week, was upgraded to the 7th tropical depression of the Atlantic hurricane season early Wednesday, breaking an unprecedented 20-day dry spell through what’s traditionally the busiest part of the season.

2 days ago

Atlantic wave train getting a late start

As we’ve been advertising since early last week, the Atlantic is poised to pick up the pace as we round out September.

3 days ago

Breaking the silence of an unprecedented Atlantic dry spell

It’s been 18 days since the Atlantic basin has seen any active system (tropical depression, tropical storm, or hurricane), an unprecedented dry spell through what is traditionally the most active stretch of the hurricane season.

Sept. 14: Gloomy evening clouds producing showers and storms

Gloomy evening clouds producing showers and storms will move out Sunday evening. Overnight lows will cool into the mid- to upper 70s.

Sept. 14: Fewer storms, more sunshine

Scattered showers and storms are in the weekend forecast for South Florida, but the trend is toward fewer storms than we’ve seen lately.

Sept. 13: Tropical downpours to continue this evening, clear tonight

Afternoon scattered showers and storms will linger into the evening hours before clearing tonight in South Florida.

Flood threat lingers after days of rain in South Florida

Scattered showers and storms are in the weekend forecast for South Florida, but the trend is toward fewer storms than we’ve seen lately.

Sept. 13: Some scattered showers and storms this weekend

Scattered showers and storms are in the weekend forecast for South Florida, but the trend is toward fewer storms than we’ve seen lately.