Tropical Storm Isaias Targets Florida Panhandle as Hurricane Watches Posted
Tropical Storm Isaias strengthened rapidly Wednesday, with hurricane watches posted from Bay St. Louis to Indian Pass as the storm targets the northern Gulf Coast.
Tropical Storm Isaias strengthened rapidly Wednesday, with hurricane watches posted from Bay St. Louis to Indian Pass as the storm targets the northern Gulf Coast.
The National Hurricane Center has issued storm surge watches and warnings for Tropical Storm Isaias, signaling possible life-threatening coastal inundation within 48 hours.
Tropical Storm Isaias, packing 40 mph winds, is forecast to rapidly strengthen to 95 knots before striking the northern Gulf Coast Friday, threatening the Florida Panhandle.
The National Hurricane Center has no active storm surge flooding map for Tropical Storm Isaias as of early Wednesday morning.
Tropical Depression Nine formed Tuesday over the Gulf of America and is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane by Thursday before striking the northern Gulf Coast Friday.
Tropical Storm Gonzalo is passing near the Cabo Verde Islands with 50 MPH winds and a Tropical Storm Warning in effect as of Friday.
Tropical Storm Edouard strengthens to 40 mph winds in the Gulf of Mexico, expected to make landfall on the northwest Gulf Coast Tuesday.
Tropical Storm Bertha moves westward with 50 mph winds near the northern Gulf Coast as the storm warning east of the Okaloosa/Walton County line is lifted.
Tropical Storm Bertha sits 110 miles southwest of Panama City with 50 mph winds, prompting warnings along the northern Gulf Coast.
Tropical Storm Bertha moves northwest at 5 mph with 50 mph winds, prompting warnings from the Florida Panhandle to Louisiana.
The National Hurricane Center has issued storm surge watches and warnings for Tropical Storm Bertha, citing life-threatening inundation risk.
Tropical Depression Two sits 120 miles south of Panama City with 35 mph winds and is expected to strengthen into a tropical storm later today.

Post-Tropical Cyclone Arthur's remnants are forecast to bring 5 to 10 inches of rain and possible tornadoes to the Florida Panhandle through Friday.

NHC warns of life-threatening flash flooding across the Florida Panhandle as Potential Tropical Cyclone One tracks northeast from Texas coast.

The National Hurricane Center in Miami reports no tropical cyclone formation expected in the Atlantic or Pacific ahead of the June 1 season start.