Tropical Weather Forecast - Gulf remains quiet, monitoring the latest with Hurricane Genevieve
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While the Gulf remains quiet, the Pacific remains active with Hurricane Genevieve continuing to move across the Eastern Pacific. FOX 26 Meteorologist Remeisha Shade has the latest forecast. 

Tropical Weather Forecast: Watching Genevieve in Pacific
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So far this season, there have been 2 tropical storms, Authur and Bertha. Bertha brought 3 to 5 inches of rain for parts of the area last week, but is gone at this point. Due to wind shear, Saharan dust and a strengthening El Niño, there are no tropical cyclones expected for at least the next 7 days. However, keep in mind the peak of hurricane season is not until September 10th. The hurricane season runs all the way through the end of November. So always stay aware & alert.

Bertha Tracker: Houston impacts, path, live radar

Bertha has offically been downgraded to remnants. All Tropical Storm warnings have been canceled.

Bertha downgraded to remnants: Tracker, path, live radar
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Tropical Storm Bertha is forecast to approach Texas on Thursday as a low-end tropical storm with gusty winds, some surge at the coast and periods of heavy rain.

Tropical Storm Bertha tracker: Houston impacts, path, live radar

Tropical Storm Bertha is prompting watches and warnings along the Gulf Coast as the storm continues on a path that could impact Texas and Houston. Here's a look at the path, a live radar tracker and when it might reach Houston.

Tropical Weather Forecast: Depression Two projected to reach southeast US
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Tropical Depression 2 has now formed in the northern Gulf, and it's expected to strengthen into Tropical Storm Bertha. FOX 26 meteorologist John Dawson shares the forecast as of Sunday afternoon.

Tropical Weather Forecast: Tracking potential Gulf development
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Chances have increased for an area in the Gulf to develop into a tropical system. FOX 26 meteorologist John Dawson breaks down the latest chances as of Saturday, July 18.

Tropical Weather Forecast: Watching for potential development in the Gulf
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The National Hurricane Center is watching 2 possible areas of tropical development in the Atlantic basin. The first area is in the Northeastern Gulf, with a 30% chance for tropical development over the next week. A brief tropical depression or tropical storm could form near north Florida on the Gulf side or Atlantic side impacting places, like Tampa and Jacksonville, with heavy rain. A second area of possible tropical development is being monitored in the far east Atlantic, near the Cabo Verde Islands. Chance for development here is very low, around 10%. Saharan dust will likely end chances for development over the coming week. Download FOX Local for your daily tropical updates.

Tropical Weather Forecast - Watching the latest weather in the tropics
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FOX 26 Meteorologist Remeisha Shade has the latest tropical weather forecast, which includes the latest on the Saharan Dust and much more for Monday, July 13, 2026. 

Major 2026 hurricane forecast updated: What it says about Texas

One of the most-watched hurricane forecasts has been updated for the remainder of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season.

Tropical Weather Forecast: All quiet in the Atlantic
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Disturbance off of the Southeastern U.S. coast is no longer expected to have a chance to become a tropical depression or tropical storm. Saharan dust will continue to limit tropical development across a big chunk of the Atlantic basin.  Tropical activity is not expected the next seven days across the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea or Gulf of America. Keep in mind though that hurricane season doesn't end until November 30. So always stay alert even when things are quiet.

Tropical Weather Outlook: Area of low pressure near 0% chance of tropical development
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Weak area of low pressure off of the SE U.S. coast now has a near 0% chance for tropical development.  Nearby dry air is expected to prevent any further development into a tropical depression or tropical storm.  The disturbance will continue to drift south then west around an area of high pressure. No other tropical action is expected across the Atlantic Basin through the next 7 days.