MIAMI – Tropical Storm Jerry continues to lash the northern Leeward Islands with heavy rains on Friday morning, but it's slowly pulling away, with decreasing impacts expected as the day progresses.

As of Friday morning, Jerry was about 80 miles east-southeast of the northern Leeward Islands, according to the National Hurricane Center. It was packing maximum sustained winds of 50 mph and moving ...

Tropical Storm Jerry continues to spin in the Atlantic Ocean, posing a flash flooding threat for the Leeward Islands as it brings heavy rain across the region. The National Hurricane Center said in an ...

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Tropical Storm Jerry could become a hurricane by the weekend, the Miami-based National Hurricane Center said early Thursday. Tropical storm conditions are possible later today into Friday on portions ...

A coastal storm moving up the East Coast this weekend could lead to multiple feet of coastal flooding in the hard-hit area of the Outer Banks and extend all the way up into the Northeast. Kids are ...

Tropical Storm Jerry is expected to strengthen into a hurricane by the weekend. Tropical storm watches have been issued for portions of the northern Leeward Islands. See projected path on where Jerry ...

Tropical Storm Jerry formed late Tuesday morning, about 24 hours after the National Hurricane Center first identified the system as Invest 95L — a designation for disturbances being monitored for ...

The storm was bringing heavy rain to some islands in the Caribbean on Friday, but forecasters withdrew predictions that it would get much stronger. The New York Times Judson Jones Meteorologist and ...

Tropical Storm Jerry has formed in the Atlantic Ocean, and AccuWeather meteorologists think that it will become a hurricane by Friday night, according to a new map that shows the storm's forecast path ...

Tropical Storm Jerry has formed in the Atlantic, and the forecast track suggests it will steer clear of the U.S. and most of the Caribbean. It’s still more than a thousand miles from the easternmost ...