A tropical depression is a type of tropical cyclone with a closed low-pressure center, organized thunderstorm activity, and maximum sustained winds of less than 39 mph (63 km/h). It is the first official stage of tropical cyclone development, preceding a tropical storm. While generally weaker than tropical storms or hurricanes, tropical depressions can still produce heavy rainfall, flooding, and gusty winds, especially in coastal or low-lying areas.
The remnants of Edouard are producing dangerous flash flooding across southeast Texas, with a High Risk of excessive rainfall, flood emergencies, outages and rescues reported near the Piney Woods and Big Thicket region.
Edouard Flooding in Texas: High Risk Flash Flooding Continues After Tropical Depression Read Post »
Track Tropical Storm Bertha, Hurricane Fausto and two developing Pacific systems. Latest paths, strength forecasts, storm warnings, surge, rainfall and cyclone formation odds.
Tropical Storm Bertha Tracker & Hurricane Fausto Forecast Read Post »
A tropical disturbance near the Texas-Mexico border could briefly develop in the Gulf, but the main threat is life-threatening flash, urban and river flooding across Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi.
Texas Faces a Dangerous Flood Setup as Tropical Moisture Surges Into the Gulf Coast Read Post »
The National Hurricane Center is tracking a broad low southwest of Baja California with a 90% chance of development within 7 days. Full forecast, risks, timeline and what to watch next.
Detailed June 2026 weather analysis for the United States and Canada: NOAA seasonal outlook, tornado season shifting north, severe storms, flash flooding, heat, Canada monthly forecast, Atlantic and Pacific hurricane risks.
June 2026 Could Bring a Dangerous Weather Shift Across the U.S. and Canada Read Post »
