Weather Underground Videos
Playing now
Two Atlantic Areas Of Interest For National Hurricane Center
Up next
The National Hurricane Center is now watching two interest areas for potential tropical development in the Atlantic Basin. The first is a tropical wave moving towards the Caribbean that could end the season-to-date shutout of named systems in the Caribbean Sea, while the other is a non-tropical low offshore of the mid-Atlantic that could develop some subtropical characteristics over the weekend. If a tropical or subtropical storm develops from one of these systems, it would be named Melissa.
Top Stories
13–24 of 50 videos
-
November Outlook: How Will It Feel Where You Live?
-
Hurricane Melissa Heads Toward Bermuda Tonight
-
Cat 5 Hurricane Melissa Makes Historic Landfall In Jamaica
-
NHC: Eye Of Category 5 Melissa Approaching Western Jamaica
-
Severe Weather On Tap For Texas, Louisiana Today
-
Melissa Strengthens, To Become Major Hurricane This Weekend
-
Tropical Storm Melissa Crawling Through Caribbean Sea
-
Last Week Of October Looks Cool And Wet Along East Coast
-
Rain, Wind To Impact College Football Games On Saturday
-
Severe Storms, Flooding Possible Across Texas, Oklahoma
-
South Braces For Severe Storms, Flooding Friday-Sunday
-
No Dog Left Behind: Pets Evacuated From Alaska Floods