If the tropical depression intensifies, it will become the 19th named storm of this year's Atlantic hurricane season.

We often see tropical disturbances under 10 knots of wind shear that do not develop. Why? Oftentimes, this is because cold, dry air aloft associated with an upper level trough of low pressure is ...

Tropical storms typically start as a tropical wave, or low-pressure ... upper-level winds over the Atlantic tend to be stronger than usual, and thus stronger wind shear results.

When the wind shear is strong enough, "it’s essentially blowing the top off the hurricane and you no longer have an effective heat engine." Low wind shear is a hurricane enabler Milton’s ...

When the wind shear is strong enough, "it’s essentially blowing the top off the hurricane and you no longer have an effective heat engine." Milton’s explosive increases in wind speed and intensity and ...

Slow-moving disturbance will creep over western Caribbean waters through the weekend, then over Central American land; ...

Over the weekend Rafael will continue to dissipate as it runs into more dry air and upper level wind shear, as it meanders in ...

The National Hurricane Center said Tuesday it is tracking a system in the Caribbean Sea that could become a tropical ...

S: As of this afternoon, our risk for wind and tornadoes has increased for some, as confidence increases in the presence of ...