MOUNTAINEERS TAKING ON THE KNIGHTS 72 AND 80. NO MENTION OF ANY RAIN AS WE TRACK THE TROPICS. LORENZO. IS THE NO. OH, GOD, NO MORE WITH US THERE. THAT’S GOING TO LIFT UP TOWARDS THE NORTH AND THE EAST ...

Read full article: Southern Comfort: Florida fall lingers, y’all. Here’s your forecast ORLANDO, Fla. – Tropical Storm Lorenzo officially formed early Monday in the Atlantic Ocean. The National ...

MIAMI – Tropical Storm Lorenzo is beginning to weaken after it formed early Monday in the central tropical Atlantic, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC). The NHC said that Tropical Storm ...

Tropical Storm Jerry was labeled by National Hurricane Center forecasters as "disheveled" and hours later Oct. 11 was only remnants in the Atlantic. A new tropical disturbance is in the Atlantic and ...

Tropical Storm Lorenzo became the 12th storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season early Monday morning, October 13, 2025. That's about right on the average pace for the arrival of the "L" storm, ...

Tropical Storm Lorenzo formed in the central Atlantic Oct. 13. Models vary on how strong Tropical Storm Lorenzo could get in the coming days. See latest spaghetti models on Tropical Storm Lorenzo. As ...

Tropical Storm Lorenzo continues to spin in the Atlantic Ocean after forming on Monday morning, Oct. 13, however it is not currently forecast to impact the United States. The National Hurricane Center ...

Tropical Storm Lorenzo formed in the Atlantic Ocean early Monday morning, becoming the 12th named storm of the 2025 hurricane season. Lorenzo had maximum sustained winds of 45 mph and was moving ...

Tropical Storm Jerry is active in the Atlantic, while Subtropical Storm Karen was recently downgraded. The National Hurricane Center is also monitoring four other tropical waves in the Atlantic basin.

Wind shear and dry air are helping weaken Tropical Storm Lorenzo, and forecasters said the storm could dissipate even earlier than Thursday. Hurricane News: Get the latest hurricane updates and how ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — After a few days of churning in the south-central Caribbean, Melissa will become a hurricane today. It is still a relatively slow-moving storm moving at less than 5 mph towards the ...