Bret is the farthest east a tropical storm has formed in the tropical Atlantic — south of 23.5 North — this early in the calendar year on record, according to Colorado State University ...

Tropical Storm Bret could reach the Lesser Antilles islands in the Caribbean Sea by late Thursday. But the storm is not now expected to become a rare June hurricane as had been previously thought ...

Another storm is likely to form on the heels of Tropical Storm Bret, forecasters said. If its winds reach 39 mph, it would get the next name on the list, which is Cindy.

Tropical Storm Bret formed over the Atlantic Monday and is not expected to become a hurricane. ... This auto-updated graphic shows a map of all active storms in the Atlantic.

Given that Bret is still a 45-mph tropical storm, the door has closed on that possibility. Instead, an expansive ridge of high pressure stretching from Bermuda to the Azores will act as a ...

Bret is the farthest east a tropical storm has formed in the tropical Atlantic – south of 23.5 North – this early in the calendar year on record, according to Colorado State University ...

Tropical Storm Bret again strengthened slightly during the day Wednesday and is forecast to reach the Lesser Antilles on Thursday as a strong tropical storm. Now packing 65 mph winds, the storm is ...

At 11 a.m., the center of Tropical Storm Bret was located 945 miles east of the southern Windward Islands (near latitude 11.9 North, longitude 47.0 West).

Tropical Storm Bret continued its march across the Atlantic Ocean early Tuesday morning, and forecasters believe it could become 2023′s first hurricane in a day or two.

As of 7 p.m. CDT Wednesday, Tropical Storm Bret was located about 330 miles east of Barbados and was tracking to the west at 15 mph. Bret’s winds were holding at 65 mph on Wednesday night ...