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Significant development is not expected due to unfavorable environmental conditions.

Maximum sustained winds are now 40 MPH with winds gusting higher near the center of the storm.

Maximum sustained winds are 35 MPH with higher gusts, and some strengthening is expected into tropical storm status later today or tomorrow.

Is this the one that's going to wipe us out? Cause us to spend days without electricity, convenience stores, ice cream and fast food?

The National Weather Service in Miami has placed a yellow X in the southwestern Carribean Sea.

Subtropical Storm Alberto is set to bring a lot of rain and gusting winds to deep eastern Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama to the panhandle of Florida.

It doesn't matter if it's a tropical storm or a full-blown cat 5 hurricane, it's always the same. We go from Denial to Acceptance in 3.5 drive-thru daiquiris.

The state thought it'd be great to offer a sales tax-free weekend to help us prepare for the upcoming Hurricane Season that begins officially on June 1st

The World Meteorological Organizations (WMO) hurricane committee has officially retired four destructive storm names from last year.

The storm may strike or pass near Scotland, blowing up some kilts and potentially be threatening to the cost in the future of the tasty beverage many enjoy.

If this disturbance continues to advance to the naming stage, perhaps we could borrow from Gordon Lightfoot and call it the witch of November.

It's over. You're through. We're turning back our clocks tonight, and Black Friday is a couple of weeks away. Go home, Hurricane Season. You're drunk.