June, including significant severe thunderstorms, flooding rain, tornadoes, a Mexico hurricane danger and, beginning later this week, a strong East and Midwest heat wave.

Given how warm temperatures in the Atlantic Basin are, Texans should prepare now, if they haven’t already, for whatever the next few months may

It appears the Atlantic will stay storm free through week three of the hurricane season, with no development expected in the week ahead.

This image, taken on Monday, June 16, 2025, shows Central America (middle) and a growing zone of showers and thunderstorms over the eastern Pacific (left). There is also a pocket of showers and thunderstorms over the southwest Gulf (top left of center).

Since the start of the Atlantic hurricane season on June 1, hardly any signs of tropical cyclone development have been spotted in the Atlantic Basin.

Tropical Storm Dalila formed on Friday near Southwestern Mexico and is expected to continue strengthening through Saturday.

A flurry of tropical cyclone activity over the past two weeks in the eastern Pacific Ocean just off the west coast of Mexico has produced three named storms so far - with more storms expected.

A flamingo that became a viral sensation during Hurricane Idalia after being blown to Tampa Bay by wild winds has been located after disappearing for two years.