Tropical Storm Humberto continued to intensify Thursday evening, while a second system is poised to become a depression in the next 48 hours.

Gabrielle remains a hurricane Sunday night but is forecast to intensify rapidly on Monday.

Tropical Storm Gabrielle continued to churn Saturday night in the open Atlantic and is forecast to become a hurricane soon.

Tropical Storm Gabrielle is intensifying Saturday evening in the open Atlantic and is forecast to become a hurricane in the next 24 hours.

Tropical Storm Gabrielle has shown increased signs of organization on Friday evening and will likely be a hurricane this weekend.

Tropical Storm Gabrielle is slightly stronger in the open Atlantic, after developing earlier Wednesday.

After a quiet weekend in the tropics, activity is becoming likely late this week.

The tropics are expected to remain quiet this weekend, but things may change heading into next week.

While the tropics are quiet now, the chances of a new system are increasing next week.

Drier air pushed into Central Florida on Thursday, and lower rain chances continue to close out the work week.

The tropics remain quiet on Thursday, but there is still one area to monitor in the coming days.

An area in the open Atlantic has weakened substantially and is no longer a concern for development.

A system in the open Atlantic has weakened somewhat over the past 24 hours, reducing the likelihood of development.

A system is slowly organizing in the open Atlantic and will likely be a tropical depression or storm by this weekend.

Tropical Storm Fernand continues to move northward in the open Atlantic and will remain out to sea.