Could Arthur Make a Comeback? Here’s the latest tropical update.
Read full article: Could Arthur Make a Comeback? Here’s the latest tropical update.The remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur are still being closely watched by the National Hurricane Center as it moves across the southeastern United States towards the Atlantic Ocean.
Tropical Storm Arthur forms near Texas. Dangerous flooding expected across the Gulf Coast.
Read full article: Tropical Storm Arthur forms near Texas. Dangerous flooding expected across the Gulf Coast.Tropical Storm Arthur has officially formed near the middle Texas coast, becoming the first named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season.
Dangerous flooding from Tropical Storm Arthur, first of the Atlantic season, threatens Gulf Coast
Read full article: Dangerous flooding from Tropical Storm Arthur, first of the Atlantic season, threatens Gulf CoastTropical Storm Arthur is the first of the Atlantic season and threatens the southern United States with dangerous flash flooding.
How often do tropical systems form right off the coast of Central Florida?
Read full article: How often do tropical systems form right off the coast of Central Florida?Yesterday at their afternoon update, National Hurricane Center designated an area of interest right off the Florida coastline. While giving it a low shot at development, history proves it is a favorable source region to produce a tropical named storm if conditions can remain correct for it.
Heating up in Central Florida as Tropical Storm Arthur moves away
Read full article: Heating up in Central Florida as Tropical Storm Arthur moves awayORLANDO, Fla.- – Late Saturday night, The first named storm of the season, Arthur, developed just off the east coast of Florida. As Tropical Storm Arthur moves further away from Florida, drier air will pour in behind it. As a result, Central Florida will get in on a little more sunshine and heat. A cold front approaching from the west will push in Monday afternoon increasing shower and storm chances for the second half of Monday. Future RadarBeach Forecast:Beach forecastThe Atlantic will still be a little rough, but the rip current threat will be lower as the the winds have shifted to the northwest behind Tropical Storm Arthur.
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Depression east of Florida strengthens into Tropical Storm Arthur, NHC says
Read full article: Depression east of Florida strengthens into Tropical Storm Arthur, NHC saysORLANDO, Fla. – A tropical depression that formed Saturday off the coast of east-central Florida has strengthened into Tropical Storm Arthur, according to the National Hurricane Center. The tropical storm, which had maximum sustained winds near 40 mph with higher gusts, was moving toward the north-northeast near 13 mph. [COUNTY-BY-COUNTY RESOURCES: Everything you need to prep for hurricane season]Tropical Storm Arthur is still well offshore, roughly 190 miles east-northeast from Cape Canaveral, and it will continue to move away. Arthur is headed toward the northeast, where it’s expected to maintain tropical storm strength for a few more days. Tropical storm watches are in place for portions of the North Carolina coast.