All of South Florida is under a tropical storm warning as of Wednesday morning and forecasters are advising the region to be ready for high winds, scattered damage, power outages and flooding. Hurricane Helene will pass to the west of the southern tip of Florida as a very large system,

You can expect gusty winds and potential flooding in South Florida this week from the fringe effects of expected Hurricane Helene as it passes to the west on a track toward the Florida Panhandle. South Florida will “begin to see the first fringe impacts” from Tropical Storm Helene on Tuesday night into Wednesday as “deep tropical moisture” begins to move northward,

Tropical Storm Helene is rapidly strengthening in the Caribbean Sea and is expected to become a hurricane while moving north along Mexico’s coast toward the U.S. The storm has prompted residents to evacuate,

John struck Mexico’s southern coast on Monday night as a Category 3 hurricane after rapidly strengthening in the Pacific, triggering warnings of “life-threatening” floods and mudslides.

Two people are dead after former hurricane John barreled into Mexico’s southern Pacific coast, blowing tin roofs off houses, triggering mudslides and toppling scores of trees

Hurricane John struck Mexico’s southern Pacific coast with life-threatening flood potential after growing into a major hurricane in a matter of hours. It came ashore near the town of Punta Maldonado late Monday night as a Category 3 storm with maximum sustained winds of 120 mph (190 kph).

Former Hurricane John dissipated over Mexico on Tuesday after barreling into the country’s southern Pacific coast overnight, leaving two dead and a trail of destruction in its path.