10/21/25 - Tropical Storm Melissa Forms In The Caribbean

Tropical Storm Melissa has formed in the central Caribbean. It’s forecasted by the NHC to become the next hurricane. The track forecast is uncertain at this time. Melissa will eventually be pulled to the north/northeast, but the question at this time is how far west will it track before the turn occurs? Impacts are likely for portions of the central Caribbean and the Bahamas within the next week. While impacts to Florida can’t be completely ruled out, that threat appears low at this time. Premium graphics will be available to subscribers once our servers ingest the NHC data and process the images. Always click on “current storms'“ down below for the latest on Melissa. Stay tuned for updates as needed.

The latest European ensembles as of 0Z 10/21/25

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10/5/25 - Tracking Invest 95L In The Atlantic

We are tracking newly designated Invest 95L located in the eastern Atlantic. The NHC states there is a high chance of development. It’s too soon to know if it will affect the eastern Caribbean or if it will turn out to sea as previous systems have done. We will keep tracking and let you know of any forecast changes. 95L is no immediate threat to land.

Check the Current Storms tab below and tap on 95L for the most up-to-date info. The above is only the latest push alert sent by the app on 10/5/25.

10/5/25 0Z GEFS ensembles.

9/27/25 - TD 9 Forms Near The Bahamas

Potential Tropical Cyclone 9 has organized enough per the latest recon data to become our next tropical depression. Tropical Depression 9 is forecasted to take the next name, which is Imelda. A Tropical Storm Watch has been issued for the east coast of Florida from the Palm Beach/Martin County Line northward to the Flagler/Volusia County Line. Based on the latest data, it appears TD 9/Imelda may turn east before the center reaches the coast. Even if the latest track occurs, some impacts will still be felt along the SE U.S. coast. Stay tuned for updates.

Check the Current Storms tab below for the most up-to-date info. The above is only the latest push alert sent by the app.