Half of all hurricanes to hit the Gulf Coast over the past 25 years were classified as major storms at landfall. ... Florida’s west coast is projected to see more than 1 foot of sea-level ...

The National Hurricane Center is keeping track of a weather system that could form off one of Florida’s coasts this weekend ...

Half of all hurricanes to hit the Gulf Coast over the past 25 years were classified as major storms at landfall. ... Florida’s west coast is projected to see more than 1 foot of sea-level ...

A broad area of weakly spinning low pressure could slowly consolidate and develop into a tropical storm along the ...

Months after back-to-back hurricanes slammed Florida’s Gulf Coast, residents are still facing red tape, delays, and confusion as many wonder if and when things will return to normal.

Now forecasters are monitoring an area surrounding the Gulf and Atlantic coasts west of Florida through Mississippi and north through the Carolinas for tropical development over the July 4 weekend ...

Emily Cochrane reported from beach towns along Florida’s Gulf Coast. April 14, 2025 In the beach towns west of Tampa, Fla., the message was clear for any spring breaker passing through.