Residents of the sunshine state can expect unpleasant humidity throughout the weekend as dust from Africa returns ...

Each summer, towering plumes of Saharan Dust cross the Atlantic, arriving in the skies over Florida and the Gulf Coast like clockwork. Could the dry Saharan air could ironically make Florida’s famous ...

The NHCcontinues tracking three tropical waves that are moving west across the Atlantic and the Caribbean but doesn’t expect any tropical development.

Saharan Dust over portions of Florida is keeping skies hazy. It's also helping inhibit the development of any tropical ...

“Barbara” & “Cosme” have already become post-tropical with no land impacts. A new storm is expected to form by this weekend ...

Temperatures will remain warm, a degree or two shy of 90 for the rest of this week and the weekend. Even though Saharan dust returns to the South Florida skies over the weekend, the strong ocean ...

Tropical wave 2: A tropical wave is east of the Lesser Antilles, extending from 06N to 17N with axis near 57W, moving west ...

Moisture levels continue to increase, as we’ve noticed over the past couple days, but it won’t last for long as more Saharan ...

Throughout the early half of the hurricane season into August, you will hear meteorologists talk about Saharan dust.

Tropical activity remains quiet in the Atlantic basin, although there have already been three named storms in the eastern ...

There are no areas of concern across the Atlantic. In the meantime, the Pacific Basin remains the active part of the tropics.

Tracking the Tropics airs on WJCL.com and the WJCL Facebook page each week. This week, the pair analyzes what's causing a slow start to the 2025 hurricane season. See more in the video above.