Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine was designated Friday in the southwest Atlantic, putting portions of the Southeast U.S. on alert as the system organizes and begins to parallel Florida. As of Friday ...

In this case, the alerts have gone up for the Bahamas this weekend. Potential Tropical Cyclone 9 will lift north from Cuba, passing about 170 miles east of West Palm Beach on Sunday. At this distance, ...

Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine formed off Cuba Friday, prompting storm watches in the Bahamas. Forecasters expect it to strengthen into Tropical Storm Imelda this weekend as it moves toward Florida’s ...

Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine, which used to be wave 94-L, formed on Friday evening. Here’s what you need to know about what’s going on in the tropics, from the First Alert Weather Team: Humberto is ...

Chief Meteorologist Devon Lucie has the latest on tropical developments in the Atlantic in the way of Potential Tropical Cyclone #9 that's expected to strengthen in Imelda. Mr. Lucie will show you ...

Invest 94-L was upgraded to PTC #9 and is likely to be our next named storm, Imelda. Here in Louisiana, fall weather will last through the weekend and through much of next week too. WEEK. WE’RE GOING ...

A tropical wave, now called Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine, is located near Hispaniola and the Turks and Caicos, and continues to show signs of strengthening. It is forecast to become Tropical Storm ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — Potential tropical cyclone 9 will likely become tropical storm Imelda by the end of the weekend and we will see impacts along our coast. This storm is not expected to hit Florida ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Update: Find the latest Humberto and Imelda coverage here. Hurricane Humberto has strengthened to a Category 4 storm but will stay ...

Hurricane Humberto reached Category 4 strength but poses no threat to NC coast. Forecasters monitor Tropical Cyclone 9 near Cuba, expected to become Imelda. Triangle region may see rain, but flash ...

PTC 9 remains disorganized with top winds 35 mph. Expected to become a depression by Saturday Night and Tropical Storm Imelda on Sunday. The forecast cone has shifted slightly closer to Florida.