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THE TAKEAWAYThe National Hurricane Center (NHC) is monitoring an area to watch for tropical development just off the coast of West Africa amid the slowest start to an Atlantic hurricane season in the satellite era (since 1966) as hostile El Niño-driven winds have dominated much of the basin.EL NIÑO INTENSIFIES WITH NEARLY 100% ODDS STRENGTHENING INTO 'SUPER' STATUS AS ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON PEAKSNHC has designated this tropical wave — an area of disturbed weather with a burst of thunderstorms
Updated at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026 A robust disturbance that just crossed the African coast into the Atlantic could develop into a tropical depression or tropical storm. But it's expected to make a quick turn to the north.The National Hurricane Center has the odds of the system becoming a tropical depression or tropical storm over the next several days in the medium range. Computer forecast models that show development show a tropical storm threat for the Cabo Verde Islands. The
The tropical traffic jam in the Pacific is marching on, with the remnants of Tropical Depression Fifteen-E redeveloping near the Hawaiian Islands. Re-forming about 400 miles southeast of Hawaii's Big Island, Tropical Depression Fifteen-E is showing potential for increased development due to favorable environmental conditions across the Central Pacific.EL NIÑO INTENSIFIES WITH NEARLY 100% ODDS STRENGTHENING INTO 'SUPER' STATUS AS ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON PEAKSFifteen-E would be named Nolo, the n
Hurricane Polo rapidly intensified into a Category 5 storm Tuesday morning, less than 24 hours after becoming a hurricane.FLASH FLOOD EMERGENCY ISSUED AS HURRICANE POLO INTENSIFIES INTO CATEGORY 5 STORM IN LESS THAN 24 HOURSThe National Hurricane Center (NHC) is now monitoring four areas of tropical activity across the Pacific, including Polo, which has exploded into one of the strongest hurricanes the Pacific has ever seen.The storm is currently about 210 miles south of Zihuatanejo, Mexico, and
THE TAKEAWAY The East Coast is already seeing some impacts of the first nor'easter of the fall, bringing coastal flooding, strong winds and pounding surf to millions from New England to the Carolinas over several days.The system that will become the first nor'easter of the season later this week is bringing rain to the Mid-Atlantic putting the region under a flash flood threat, while strong high pressure builds to the north.TIMELINE: HERE'S WHERE AND WHEN MAJOR US CITIES WILL SEE IMPACTS FROM TH
THE TAKEAWAYA brewing nor’easter is set to slam the East Coast with high winds, rough surf and coastal flooding — with an ill-timed full-moon high tide threatening to make the flooding even worse.During a full moon, high tides rise higher than normal as the moon’s and sun’s gravitational forces align, intensifying their pull on the oceans.DEVELOPING NOR'EASTER THREATENS MILLIONS ALONG EAST COAST WITH DANGEROUS COASTAL FLOODING, POWERFUL WINDSOver the weekend, elevated full moon tides will collid
THE TAKEAWAYOUTER BANKS, N.C. – The Outer Banks are bracing for the first nor’easter of the season, with strong winds, heavy rain, dangerous surf, coastal flooding and beach erosion expected along the coast.North Carolina's Outer Banks will see moderate flooding, which is expected to begin as early as tomorrow.With the increasing threat to the region, officials expect hazardous travel conditions at Cape Hatteras National Seashore, a popular destination for the metro area.WILL THE MONSTER NOR'EAS
THE TAKEAWAYThe first nor’easter of the fall is developing, bringing gusty winds and rain to parts of the East Coast and raising questions about whether the storm could become another Superstorm Sandy.DEVELOPING NOR'EASTER THREATENS MILLIONS ALONG EAST COAST WITH DANGEROUS COASTAL FLOODING, POWERFUL WINDSThe storm is forecast to bring a prolonged period of pounding surf, significant beach erosion and coastal flooding, with impacts beginning days before the nor’easter tracks northward toward the
THE TAKEAWAYBOSTON – Ahead of a brewing nor’easter expected to impact the East Coast, a surge of fall-like air is sweeping across the region as the seasons change, bringing a noticeable chill and locking in the autumn feel.A sprawling area of Canadian high pressure building across the Northeast will deliver an unmistakable taste of fall before the nor’easter arrives.DEVELOPING NOR'EASTER THREATENS MILLIONS ALONG EAST COAST WITH DANGEROUS COASTAL FLOODING, POWERFUL WINDSWhile overnight lows will
FOX Weather Hurricane Specialist Bryan Norcross discusses the inconsequential Tropical Storm Fay as coastal Mexico gets ready for Tropical Storm Polo, which is expected to rapidly intensify into a str...
Tropical Storm Fay continues to churn through the open waters of the Atlantic.
THE TAKEAWAYMARIPOSA, Calif. – Two pilots were killed when a helicopter crashed while supporting firefighting operations in Yosemite National Park, officials said.On Sunday, a helicopter carrying pilots Greg King and Ryan Cutter crashed into the Dome Fire."We are devastated by this loss and are struggling to find the words. We ask for privacy and compassion for their families and our team as we grieve this tremendous loss," Precision, an aviation and helicopter services company, said in a social
Last updated at 9 a.m. on Sep. 22, 2026Tropical Storm Fay is fading fast. It is succumbing to hostile upper-level winds, and is forecast to be history by tomorrow.The National Hurricane Center is drawing a potential development area off the African coast. A robust disturbance forecast to move into the Atlantic tomorrow has a chance to develop. The El Niño-driven prohibitive upper winds don't quite reach that corner of the Atlantic, although the atmospheric environment is still marginal.LATEST FR
Nearly 80 million people from Georgia to Maine are on alert Sunday for severe storms, large hail, and isolated tornadoes. Cities including NYC, Philadelphia, and DC face risks as the front moves east.
THE TAKEAWAYEl Niño water temperatures surpassed a historic benchmark Sunday as the climate pattern continues to intensify ahead of the upcoming winter.POWERFUL WAVES BATTER SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COAST, DAMAGING HOMES AND TRIGGERING SINKHOLEAs of Sept. 20, the Oceanic Niño Index (ONI) stands at +3.04°C, surpassing the warmest value recorded since daily records began in 1982.According to the FOX Forecast Center, the last warmest value was recorded in November 2015 at +3.02 °C.HOW TO WATCH FOX WEATH
MD 2323 CONCERNING SEVERE POTENTIAL...WATCH UNLIKELY FOR TEXAS SOUTH PLAINS INTO PERMIAN BASIN Mesoscale Discussion 2323NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK0238 PM CDT Mon Sep 21 2026Areas affected...Texas South Plains into Permian BasinConcerning...Severe potential...Watch unlikely Valid 211938Z - 212145ZProbability of Watch Issuance...20 percentSUMMARY...Widely scattered to potentially scattered storms maybecome briefly severe and be capable of large hail and marginallysevere wind gust
THE TAKEAWAYA brewing nor'easter has the potential to cause significant impacts as it batters the East Coast this week.Parts of the East Coast will be battered by gusty winds and rain through the workweek as the first nor'easter of fall develops.TIMELINE: HERE'S WHERE AND WHEN MAJOR US CITIES WILL SEE IMPACTS FROM THE DEVELOPING NOR'EASTERThe storm is expected to emerge off the coast toward the end of the week and could bring high surf, strong winds, coastal flooding and severe beach erosion thr
THE TAKEAWAYThe Atlantic Basin hasn't seen a single hurricane at this point in the season for the first time in 112 years, the last "year without a hurricane."Hostile El Niño-driven winds have suppressed the Atlantic season, with just five named storms and no hurricanes thus far and El Niño potentially approaching historic strength later this year. TROPICAL STORM FAY KEEPS CHURNING IN ATLANTIC, BUT ITS SHOT AT BECOMING A HURRICANE IS FADINGThe FOX Forecast Center said 1914 and 1907 are the only
THE TAKEAWAYAs fall finally arrives across the U.S., nor’easter storms are returning, and parts of the East Coast will be hit by gusty winds and rain throughout the week.The first fall nor'easter develops into a powerful, week-long storm taking shape along the East Coast.THE LATEST FROM FOX WEATHER HURRICANE SPECIALIST BRYAN NORCROSSRather than a quick-hitting storm, this system will bring an extended stretch of severe beach erosion, rough surf and the risk of coastal flooding days before the no