Jonathan Erdman

It could become a hurricane, but regardless, Isaias will bring a threat of flooding and winds to the Gulf Coast and Southeast this weekend. Here's the latest.

We're already smashing a record-long wait for the first Atlantic hurricane. Given the intense El Niño, 2026 could be an unprecedented modern-era shutout.

Four tropical storms and hurricanes have affected Hawaii in six weeks. But don't cancel your island winter travel plans. El Niño may put your mind at ease.

Hurricane Nolo is finally moving west very slowly into warmer water and less wind shear. It's expected to strengthen to a major hurricane by Sunday.

Conditions will deteriorate today across the Northeast, with damaging winds, coastal flooding and torrential rain, including New York City and Boston.

The fourth system to affect Hawaii this season could be a stronger version of Lala with a danger of major flooding and landslides and damaging winds.

Coastal flooding and gusty winds are already affecting parts of the mid-Atlantic as the powerful nor'easter slides up the East Coast into this weekend.

Monday it was a tropical storm. Tuesday, Category 5 Hurricane Polo was the most intense hurricane of 2026. Here's why this storm off Mexico's coast went nuts.

This fourth system to affect Hawaii this season could be a stronger version of Lala with a danger of major flooding and landslides and damaging winds.

If you usually escape winter weather where you live, or can't wait to hit the slopes, a record-strong El Niño could make your trip a little different this year.