Tornado Development Radar

Tropical Storm Jerry to become hurricane

Tropical Storm Jerry forms in Atlantic, forecast to become hurricane. Where it's expected to go

Continuing a familiar pattern this hurricane season, Jerry is forecast to move west-northwest through midweek, strengthening into a hurricane by Wednesday with top winds near 75 mph, according to the...

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National Hurricane Center tracking Tropical Storm Jerry, Invest 96L, 3 tropical waves

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National Hurricane Center tracking storm system with high chance tropical formation

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Saturday, Oct. 11: NHC's update on Tropical Storm Jerry

The National Hurricane Center's 5 a.m. Saturday update reported that Tropical Storm Jerry is in the Atlantic Ocean, 315 miles north of the Northern Leeward Islands and 665 miles south of Bermuda.

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Tropical Storm Jerry to strengthen soon, forecasts say. Here’s what weather SC can expect

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Thursday, Oct. 9: Latest developments on Tropical Storm Jerry from the NHC

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National Hurricane Center revises Tropical Storm Jerry forecast. South Carolina impacts?

The overall intensity is "nearly flatlined" through the forecast period before Jerry becomes extratropical Oct. 15.

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Tropical Storm Jerry set to approach Leeward Islands — but not as hurricane

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Jerry unleashing downpours, strong winds in northeastern Caribbean

NHC tracking Subtropical Storm Karen, Tropical Storm Jerry, 3 tropical waves. Any Florida impacts?

Invest 96L strengthened into Subtropical Storm Karen Thursday night, becoming the 11th named storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season.

Tampa Free Press on MSN

Atlantic And Gulf Systems Monitored; Caribbean Storm Development Possible Next Week

The Atlantic hurricane season remains active as the National Hurricane Center (NHC) is currently monitoring two separate areas of interest, including a weak low-pressure system in the Gulf of America that is expected to bring widespread rain across the region.

WTKR

First Warning Forecast: Brief break from the rain before weekend storm arrives

A coastal storm will bring heavy rain, flooding and gusty winds to Hampton Roads and coastal North Carolina this weekend.