Galveston prepares for potential weather threat
Weather conditions in Galveston are calm but that could all change over the weekend as a Hurricane Watch was issued for the Texas coast. FOX 26's Jonathan Mejia has a look at how the island is preparing.
Tropical Storm Beryl tracker: Latest update on path, Mexico landfall, Texas impacts
Hurricane Beryl tracker including the latest update on path, location, a tracking map and how it may impact Texas and Houston.
Tropical update: Hurricane Beryl no longer major
Hurricane Beryl is finally not a major hurricane. Latest update has 110 mph winds. The Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico is up next for landfall early Friday morning. It is looking more likely that much of Texas will received heavy rainfall from Beryl. Make sure to check out Meteorologist John Dawson Hurricane Gear Test playlist to help you stay prepared for this active hurricane season.
Hurricane Beryl's gulf path uncertain
Hurricane Beryl's track in the Gulf is uncertain, depending on how strong the high pressure remains and its impact on the storm's path.
Tropical Update: Hurricane Beryl expected to weaken
Hurricane Beryl has max winds of 155 making it a very strong Category 4 hurricane. Expect a slow weakening as it moves through the Caribbean but will still bring life-threatening winds and storm surges to Jamaica. INVEST 96-L is still with us and being watched by the National Hurricane Center.
Hurricane Beryl tracker: Category 4 storm updates; latest projected path map
Hurricane Beryl tracker including where it is, the projected path map, and updates on where it is expected to go.
Hurricane Beryl reaches DEVASTATING Category 5 status
The National Hurricane Center has announced that Hurricane Beryl has reached Category 5 status, as of the 10 p.m. update on Monday night.
Hurricane Beryl ROARING through Caribbean with MAJOR winds
Beryl is roaring through the Caribbean currently with 150mph maximum sustained winds. It should remain a major hurricane for several more days. There are concerns where it will head once it reaches the Gulf of Mexico this weekend.
Saharan dust brings haze to Houston, heat advisory and watchful eye on Hurricane Beryl
Houston anticipates a hazy week with Saharan dust as temperatures soar, prompting a heat advisory. Attention turns to Hurricane Beryl, currently tracking through the Caribbean.
Hurricane Beryl becomes earliest developed Category 4 hurricane in Atlantic Basin
Beryl has now strengthened into a monster Category 4 hurricane. This is the earliest on record for the Atlantic Basin that a Cat 4 has formed. Invest 94L is still trying to become tropical before landfall and Invest 96L is ready to follow right in behind Beryl.
Hurricane Beryl forecast to become major storm with Caribbean in its path
Stay informed about the imminent threat of Hurricane Beryl, forecasted to become a major hurricane as it nears the Caribbean early next week. With substantial rainfall expected, it's crucial for residents and visitors to stay ahead of the storm.
Hurricane Beryl forecast to become major storm with Caribbean in its path
Hurricane Beryl is forecast to become a major hurricane early next week. Beryl will bring a lot of rain to the Caribbean. Stay up-to-date in the tropics by downloading our free FOX Local app on your smart tv.
Tropical update: Hurricane Beryl forms in Atlantic
Beryl is now a hurricane and is expected to become a major hurricane as it moves into and through the Caribbean Sea. Invest 94L could have some major impacts on Mexico and the tropical wave off the African coast is to be watched closely for development.
Tropical Storm Beryl could become hurricane
FOX 26 Meteorologist Allison Gargaro discusses Tropical Storm Beryl which developed in the Atlantic late Friday night and now has the chance of becoming a Category 3 Hurricane next week in the Caribbean Sea.
Tropical Storm Beryl forms in Atlantic, forecast to become hurricane
More than 3,000 miles from Houston, Tropical Storm Beryl has formed in the Atlantic Ocean, with a slight chance of reaching the Gulf some time next week.
Tropical Update: Expecting named tropical storm
Invest 95L has a new number and that is "two", as in Tropical Depression Two. We are still expecting this system to be named Beryl, but for now the National Hurricane Center is classifying it as a tropical depression. There are also a couple other areas of disturbed weather to discuss in the Atlantic basin.
Tropical Update: Possible tropical storm developing
We are getting closer and closer to another named storm in the Atlantic! Invest 95-L in the east-central Atlantic now has a HIGH 80% chance of being our next tropical depression or storm. It is projected to get stronger as it moves west closer to the Lesser Antilles this weekend. Invest 94-L has reached the western Caribbean and still has a LOW shot to become a tropical system over the next week as it pushes into the southern Gulf of Mexico. Impacts from 94-L are expected to be minimal for Southeast Texas as it should stay to our south and move into Mexico. Another tropical wave is moving off the coast of Africa but we'll have several days to watch that one.
Tropical Update: Two systems across Atlantic Basin
We are closely monitoring two systems across the Atlantic Basin that could be our next two tropical systems. The first, Invest 94-L, is in the central Caribbean with only a low chance of development. There's a 10% chance over the next few days and a 20% chance for development as it moves into the SW Gulf of Mexico this weekend. If a tropical depression or storm forms, it would likely stay south of Houston. The other system we are monitoring is in the eastern Atlantic with only a 10% chance for development over the next few days. But conditions appear more favorable for development over the next several days as it moves west & gets closer to the Caribbean Sea. Formation potential over the next week has increased to a MEDIUM 40% chance. This system is still a long way away so keep checking back for updates!
Tropical Update: Chance of tropical storm in Gulf
A tropical wave in the Southeast Caribbean has a low 10% chance of developing into a tropical system over the next few days as it moves towards the Northwest Caribbean. This weekend through early next week there's a low 20% chance that we could have a tropical depression or storm in the Gulf of Mexico. This system will likely stay south of Houston but keep checking back for updates. No other tropical activity is expected in the Atlantic basin over the next few days. The Eastern Pacific also remains quiet with no tropical activity for now.
Tropical Update: Watching area of possible development
Gulf of Mexico is quiet now. But we are watching another tropical wave in the SW Atlantic that could go through some very slow development as it reaches the western Caribbean by Friday. There's a LOW 20% chance of tropical development late this week over the western Caribbean and eventually the southern Gulf of Mexico. If this system develops, it would likely stay south of the Houston area and push into Mexico. But keep it here for the latest updates and check out Fox Local for the latest on the tropics and weather where you live!