Tropical Storm Leslie Continues A Slow Drift North
Tropical Storm Leslie is becoming a little better organized as it continues to drift toward the north with no change in strength.
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Tropical Storm Leslie is becoming a little better organized as it continues to drift toward the north with no change in strength.
Tropical Storm Michael is nearly stationary after forming in the Atlantic earlier Tuesday.
Say hello to Tropical Depression #13. The National Hurricane Center said the small tropical depression formed over the central Atlantic on Monday.
Swirling out in the south central Atlantic Ocean, Tropical Storm Leslie has slowed to a crawl.
Tropical Storm Leslie passed well north of the Leeward Islands as it continued its push to the northwest.
The National Hurricane Center has issued its last advisory on what was once Tropical Storm Kirk. They're now calling it a post tropical cyclone.
Kirk weakened to a tropical storm Saturday morning, as it accelerates to the northeast over the northern Atlantic Ocean.
Kirk has become the fifth hurricane of the 2012 season but remains in the eastern Atlantic Ocean and is poses no threat to land.
Tropical Storm Isaac continued to weaken as it inched its way over central Louisiana, soaking the northern Gulf Coast with heavy rain.
After hours and hours of being pounded rain from Hurricane Isaac, Louisiana officials are considering intentionally breaching a levee in a flooded area.
Tropical Storm Kirk strengthened some while swirling away in the eastern Atlantic Ocean, but continues to pose no threat to land.
After pounding coastal Louisiana and southern Mississippi for hours with torrential rain and gusty wind, slow moving Isaac has lost some of its oomph and has been downgraded to a tropical storm.
Hurricane Isaac made landfall in southern Louisiana Tuesday night as a Category One storm and then came ashore for a second time Wednesday morning.
Isaac has made landfall on the Louisiana coast, producing whipping rain and dangerous storm surges.
The Gulf Coast took a direct hit from Hurricane Isaac Tuesday night.
Hurricane Isaac may be well past South Florida, but the big storm's impact has left its mark on our gas prices.
Sections of Broward County are still 'underwater' thanks to torrential rains from Tropical Storm Isaac.
Tropical Storm Isaac left a big mess in parts of Miami-Dade with downed trees and flooded roadways.
The City of Lauderhill is handing out sandbags to residents to help them protect their homes from flood waters caused by Monday's torrential rains.
A day after Tropical Storm Isaac passed through the area, the rains from feeder bands kept coming over Miami-Dade County leaving some areas under water.
The Lauderhill Police Department has a message for the person or persons going around removing manhole covers in an effort to help the streets drain faster.
Tropical Storm Isaac has finally strengthened as it crosses the Gulf of Mexico and forecasters believe it will soon become a hurricane.
Isaac may be several hundred miles from Florida, but tens of thousands are still left without power Monday night.
One day after Isaac, while many are cleaning up, surfers were waxing up.
Mayor Carlos Gimenez spoke Monday about Tropical Storm Isaac and its effects on South Florida.
