On a lighter note: hurricane season. While it can be a rare condition in this day and age to read any good news, I have some for you. For the first time in over a decade, all key forecast predictors are signaling elevated odds of an inactive Atlantic ...

Delaware residents have experienced some odd weather in 2026. Since the start of the year, Delaware has faced a blizzard, polar vortex temperatures, the first March tornado in 50 years and wild temperature swings that feel like a meteorological roller coaster.

On May 15, the National Hurricane Center begins issuing tropical outlooks for the Atlantic. On the same day, the Eastern Pacific season starts.

The hurricane season outlook, released by Colorado State University on Thursday, is one of the first of the year. Michaela Mulligan is a climate and environment reporter. Reach her at mmulligan@tampabay.com. Jack Prator is a reporter covering the environment.