tropical storm florida

Florida, Lorenzo and Tropical Storm

What's the latest on Tropical Storm Lorenzo? See spaghetti models, path. Florida impacts?

All models show Tropical Storm Lorenzo curving north and then east, staying far away from Florida and the U.S. east coast. Some models show Lorenzo making a complete loop in the Atlantic. See all active storms in the Atlantic and Pacific basins. We will update our tropical weather coverage daily.

· 2d

Tropical Storm Lorenzo forms in Atlantic. Will it become hurricane? Any Florida impacts?

· 12d

National Hurricane Center tracking disturbance off Florida. How could it affect your weekend?

· 1d

National Hurricane Center tracking Tropical Storm Lorenzo, 3 tropical waves. Florida impacts?

Tropical Storm Lorenzo remains the only system on the National Hurricane Center' s tropical outlook map Tuesday, Oct. 14.

· 1d

Hurricane center tracking path of Tropical Storm Lorenzo. Any Sarasota, Bradenton impact?

· 1d

NHC NOAA tracker, path for Tropical Storm Lorenzo. Any Fort Myers, Cape Coral impacts?

When does hurricane season end in Florida? With more than month to go, compare these years

Want to feel a little better? By early October in 2020, there had been 26 named storms, compared to 12 so far in 2025.

Tropical Storm Lorenzo spaghetti models, path. Will there be any Florida impacts?

Almost all models show Tropical Storm Lorenzo curving north and then east, staying far away from Florida and the U.S. east coast. This auto-updated graphic shows a map of all active storms in the Atlantic and Pacific basins.

1hon MSN

Tropical activity could pick up next week in Caribbean; what it could mean for Florida

Currently, the National Hurricane Center is monitoring Tropical Storm Lorenzo, which is not affecting any land and is expected to dissipate by Thursday. So far, 12 named storms have formed this season, along with four hurricanes. The next system will be named Melissa.

Tropical Storm Eta targets Florida west coast as it nears fourth landfall

Tropical Storm Eta spun toward Florida's west coast on Wednesday on its erratic path to a fourth landfall, threatening squall winds, storm surge and prompting the state's governor to declare a state of emergency in 13 counties.