Tropical Storm Melissa is on the move, but many questions linger.

Activity is ramping up in the Caribbean.

Activity is ramping up in the Caribbean.

We’re keeping a close eye on a tropical wave moving through the eastern Caribbean.

There are two areas being watched closely by the National Hurricane Center.

Eyes are on a tropical wave moving west through the Atlantic for potential development in the central Caribbean.

This hurricane season has been unusually quiet, but a tropical wave moving west into the Caribbean could change that. Here’s what we know so far and why it deserves attention.

Tropical Storm Lorenzo is showing clear signs of weakening.

Tropical Storm Lorenzo officially forms in the Atlantic Ocean.

The tropical wave highlighted in the Main Development Region for up to a 50 percent chance of formation within the next seven days has received the designation invest 97L. Where's it headed and how strong will it become, coming at you here.

Two tropical systems are active in the Atlantic.

Here's the latest on Tropical Storm Jerry.

The newest Global Tropics Hazards Outlook is in from Climate Prediction Center, and they've elevated the chances we see some sort of tropical depression or stronger forming in the Caribbean or Southwest Gulf through the month of October. Here are some details you need to know

Tropical Storm Jerry formed on Tuesday in the Atlantic, becoming the 10th named storm of the season.

Beachgoers and boaters along Central Florida should prepare for extremely dangerous conditions.

Though the storm isn’t expected to make a direct hit, officials say it could stir up rough surf and rip currents along the shoreline.

A tropical system in the southwestern Atlantic is quickly organizing as chances grow for for Invest 94L to develop into Imelda.

Floridians are urged to stay alert and closely monitor tropical updates on Invest 94L

Invest AL93 and Invest AL94, are quickly becoming the main focus as both track closer to the Eastern Seaboard.

The Atlantic hurricane season remains active, with multiple systems being monitored.

The Atlantic is starting to look more like September.

Tropical Storm Gabrielle may look weak now, but don’t write the system off just yet.

The Atlantic is showing signs of life again.

The Atlantic is showing signs of life again.

Tropical Depression 7 Forms In Atlantic

Two systems are stirring in the Atlantic Ocean.

A tropical wave moving across the central Atlantic.

A new tropical wave is set to move off the west coast of Africa.

Invest 91L is something to watch closely over the coming days.

The peak of hurricane season is nearly here, and all eyes are on a tropical wave.

A tropical wave is stirring in the far eastern Atlantic with more expected to develop in the upcoming weeks.

A tropical wave that recently moved off the west coast of Africa is showing early signs of organization.

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring an area of disturbed weather off the west coast of Africa.

National Hurricane Center continues to monitor a tropical wave forecast to wander off the coast of Africa.

A new tropical wave is expected to emerge off Africa.

Tropical Storm Fernand spins in the Atlantic and there's a disturbance in the Caribbean.

Invest 90L was designated by the National Hurricane Center yesterday early afternoon and highlights where it is our next named storm is likely to flourish. The next name on the list is Fernand, and just wait until you hear the pronunciation. There's already quite the buzz on the internet with this new developing feature, and we're here to bring you all the most critical details to gear you up for what to expect.

The Atlantic hurricane season is starting to show signs of life.

There's a pair of potential developing systems in the tropics.

The News 6 Weather team is keeping close watch on two more tropical waves that could develop in the Atlantic over the next seven to 10 days.

The National Hurricane Center is highlighting another system emerging far out in the Atlantic.

Erin is on its way to becoming the first Atlantic hurricane of the season.

The heat has been relentless in Florida this week.

Tropical Storm Erin continues to gain strength in the open Atlantic.

Tropical Storm Erin continues its westward journey across the central Atlantic.

Tropical Storm Erin continues to spin in the Atlantic on a westward trek.

The disturbance known as Invest 97L has organized into Tropical Storm Erin.

The National Hurricane Center continues to highlight Invest 97L.

Tropical activity is picking up in the Atlantic.

The Atlantic continues to heat up as we head deeper into hurricane season.

We have yet another area of interest by Florida tagged by National Hurricane Center with growing odds something will likely be there in the next few days. There's a lot more to this than simply another spot to watch. It signals something more.

The heart of hurricane season is just around the corner.

When an area of low pressure in the tropics is designated an Invest by the National Hurricane Center, computer forecasts on that specified entity can begin.

The storm system that brought flooding rain to parts of Central Florida is now moving west across the Florida Panhandle.

The tropics are stirring again.

A system off the Atlantic coast could bring tropical downpours, gusty winds and the risk of localized flooding to the Orlando area.

A system off the Atlantic coast could bring tropical downpours, gusty winds and the risk of localized flooding to the Orlando area.

The National Hurricane Center has designated the low pressure off the Central Florida east coast as Invest 93L.

A weak but persistent area of low pressure near Florida’s east coast is drawing attention.

Colorado State University updates its forecast for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season.

The tropics are beginning to show signs of activity.

A stalled out front looks to instigate tropical development into the holiday weekend.

The dusty, dry air from Africa is set to arrive in the next day or so, really building up overhead by the weekend.

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.

National Hurricane Center has officially highlighted our first area of interest inside the 2025 hurricane season. It's very close to home at that! We've mentioned the Caribbean a few times, but over recent days the trend has actually been focused off our eastern coastline in the form of a leftover cold front that's been marinating over open water. Very warm water. Let's break down why it is this is important.

With the full dissipation of Sara, hurricane season looks to finally come to a close.

All eyes are on the tropics, even though we're approaching the end of hurricane season.

Hurricane season is winding down, but it's not over.

If you recall, we discussed the probability of this tropical season being very "back-ended." And it is.

National Hurricane Center highlighting three areas for potential tropical development

This could be the end of the hurricane season after one last hard push from our Madden-Julian Oscillation to help alleviate wind shear, dry air, and focus lift over the Caribbean Sea

How much rain will Central Florida get?

The peak of the 2024 hurricane season had been quiet until it wasn’t. So, why did the switch flip so abruptly?

The National Hurricane Center makes an area of interest in the western Caribbean.

With a projected hurricane bearing down on Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis expanded a state of emergency declaration to 61 counties.

Signs suggest that the tropical Atlantic could see an increase in activity.

The Atlantic unfortunately looks like it’s trying to break out of its extended slumber.

The National Hurricane Center highlights a fifth area of interest, just days away from the peak of hurricane season.

Here's why tropical disturbances are struggling to develop during the peak of hurricane season

The peak of hurricane season is Sept. 10 and runs through November.

The rainy weather in the summertime season is nothing new to Florida, but what has been becoming a more persistent problem is the flooding.

When an area of low pressure in the tropics is designated an Invest by the National Hurricane Center, computer forecasts on that specified entity can begin.

The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor a disturbance that has a good chance of developing tropical characteristics.

There are signs that the Atlantic is trying to break free from its extended slumber.

The NHC has highlighted two areas of interest in the Atlantic

More development to start July?

The NHC has highlighted two areas of interest in the Atlantic

The NHC has highlighted two areas of interest in the Atlantic

Tropical moisture surges into Florida

The NHC has highlighted two areas of interest in the Atlantic

Tropics Watch: Atlantic hurricane season starts quietly

Get the latest on the tropics.

Hurricane season officially runs through the end of November.

A tropical storm could develop later Friday in the Caribbean, according to the National Hurricane Center.

Hurricane season runs through November.

Yes, the tropics are still active.

The NHC has highlighted two areas of interest in the Atlantic

More late-season activity to end the season?

We are in the final stretch of the 2023 hurricane season, but there are indications the season won’t end quietly.

Hurricane season runs through November.