Spaghetti models—computer models that illustrate potential storm paths using meteorological data—suggest that Tropical Storm Jerry could take a northwestward path before eventually curving out to sea.

Forecasters said there was “significant uncertainty” about where the tropical storm will go and how intense it could become. Spaghetti models are one of several tools forecasters use. By Judson Jones ...

The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, which officially ended November 30, showcased the growing capabilities of artificial intelligence for storm forecasting. And experts say there is no turning back.

Spaghetti models—computer models that illustrate potential storm paths using meteorological data—suggested Invest 94L could potentially track toward the U.S. Southeast Coast. With Hurricane Humberto ...

NOAA Hurricane Hunters are most known for flying into hurricanes to gather weather data, which leads to better forecasting. The information it obtains goes into computer models, which helps track and ...

MIAMI — The Atlantic hurricane season, which draws to an official close on Sunday, fulfilled forecasts it would be an active year. There were 13 named storms and three Category 5 hurricanes. But, for ...

Computer "spaghetti" model runs and meteorologists flagged an eastern Atlantic disturbance in early September as having an increased chance to develop into a tropical storm, which would be called ...

Crystal ball: In its first hurricane season, Google's Deepmind AI framework not only matched decades of human expertise but surpassed the output of two of the world's most advanced supercomputer ...

With one hurricane after another brewing in the Atlantic, you might be seeing some weird-looking forecast maps with lots of straggly lines predicting the tracks of both storms. These maps are ...

WPBF 25 First Warning meteorologists are tracking Tropical Storm Jerry.It formed Tuesday morning over the tropical central Atlantic Ocean. The WPBF 2025 Hurricane Season ForecastInteractive radar: ...

STARTING TO RETURN HOME. LET’S GET TO CHIEF METEOROLOGIST MIKE HADDAD. MIKE, WHAT IS THE LATEST ON THIS STORM? YEAH, MELISSA. OF COURSE, MUCH WEAKER THAN IT WAS A COUPLE OF DAYS AGO. TOM. THAT’S THE ...