Hurricane Beryl: Historic storm slams Caribbean islands

Hurricane Beryl made landfall in the Caribbean as a powerful and destructive category 4 storm, a few mph shy of the category 5 benchmark. Here is the latest path of where the storm may be headed once it clears the Caribbean.

Tropical Depression 2 forms in Atlantic Ocean

The National Hurricane Center says a low-pressure system about 1,225 miles east-southeast of Barbados, which forecasters designated as Invest 95L, has been upgraded to a tropical depression.

Tropical Storm Beryl could form this weekend: NHC

The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor the central Atlantic where Invest 95L – a vigorous tropical wave – is likely to become Tropical Depression #3 later Friday and could become Tropical Storm Beryl soon after.

NHC tracking 2 waves with development potential

The National Hurricane Center is watching Invest 95L in the Atlantic Ocean, which could become our next named storm of the season. The NHC is also tracking Invest 94L, located over the west-central Caribbean Sea.

System off Florida Coast yet to become depression

Satellite images and National Weather Service Doppler radar data show that showers and thunderstorms near a low-pressure area, about 80 miles east-southeast of Brunswick, Georgia, are not yet organized enough to be classified as a tropical depression.