Low Development Chance Off Southeast U.S. Coast — No Threat to Louisiana

Low development chance off Southeast U.S. coast — no threat to Louisiana

A low-pressure area could form off the Southeast U.S. coast this weekend. The National Hurricane Center gives it a 20% chance of development, but it is moving away from the Gulf and does not pose a threat to Southeast Louisiana.

Tropical Storm Dexter Forms Well Off US East Coast

The Atlantic hurricane season is waking up as one system is expected to steer away from the U.S. while two other systems bear watching in the tropics. Here's the latest.

Tracking the Tropics: NHC watching two areas for possible development

One system is off the Southeastern U.S. coast, while another wave is forecast to emerge off Africa.

Low pressure system may develop off U.S. southeast coast this weekend

While the chances of development remain low, the system could slowly organize as it moves east-northeastward into early next week.

Week-plus of flooding risk across Southeast now carries potential tropical development threat

SAVANNAH, Ga. – A powerful cold front is making itself at home in the Deep South and Southeast for the next week, and it's brought a forecast full of rainy days and an increasing risk of flooding along for the ride. And now there's a chance it could add in some tropical development for good measure, as an area of low pressure is expected to form on Saturday along the frontal boundary off the Southeastern coast. It's caught the attention of the N…