Tropical Weather Outlook

Tropical Depression Ida is moving north over the western Caribbean Sea and will probably reach tropical storm strength later today. Ida should then move into the Gulf of Mexico by Monday. A cold front moving into the Southeast late Monday or early Tuesday should keep Ida over the Gulf next week. Read more »

• 2009 Atlantic Basin Tropical Storm Names
  
• Tropical Depression Ana falls apart
• Storm spotters get training in height of hurricane season
  
• New report suggests higher storm counts has nothing to do with climate change
• Tropical Storm Claudette weakening over land; Hurricane Bill strengthening
• New report lowers hurricane count for 2009 season
• South Carolina Hurricane Guide
• Hurricane Center makes changes for 2009
  
• Governor Sanford says get ready for hurricane season
• S.C. law enforcement practices hurricane lane reversals
• Has a hurricane ever hit the CSRA, and could it happen in the future?
  
  
• Hurricane Ike's path of destruction still very visible
  
• First tropical depression of 2009 forms off East Coast
  
• Climate signals suggest average 2009 Hurricane Season
  
• Near normal hurricane activity expected in 2009, new report says
• 2008 Atlantic hurricane season wrap
• 20 years after Hugo, Myrtle Beach prepares for the big one
• 2008 Atlantic Basin Tropical Storm Names
• FEMA response to Hurricane Ike has been slow
• Survivor tells of being swept away by Hurricane Ike
  
• Death toll grows in wake of Hurricane Ike
• Augusta area storm spotters learn about tropical tornadoes
  
• Update: Thousands in shelters after Ike; Storm blamed on at least 30 deaths
• Florida Keys prepare for possible impact of Hurricane Ike
  
• Update: Ike Makes landfall in Western Cuba...