Tropical Storm Erin is expected to begin strengthening and is likely to become a hurricane in the next 48 hours.

Tropical Storm Erin is continuing to move west towards the United States, traveling at around 22 mph. The storm's speed will start to slow down, giving it more time to organize.

Tropical Storm Erin is west of the Cabo Verde islands with 45 mph winds. The system is forecast to gradually strengthen into ...

Erin formed in the Atlantic on Monday and has the potential to become the first major Atlantic hurricane this year.

Tropical Storm Erin has winds of 45 mph.It is quickly moving west at 22 mph. Erin is expected to continue strengthening and ...

Tropical Storm Erin continues to track westward in the Atlantic Basin. Erin is the fifth storm of the Atlantic hurricane season and it comes on the date where, on average, the first hurricane is ...

The National Hurricane Center says Tropical Storm Erin is making its way west across the Atlantic Ocean – but with the storm ...

Unless retired, storm names are used every six years. That's why you might've remembered the storm 'Erin' being offshore on 9/11.

The fifth named storm of the season formed in the Atlantic Basin! Erin is traveling quickly to the west and will likely gain hurricane strength over the next couple of days.

Gradual strengthening was forecast over the next several days and forecasters said Erin could reach hurricane intensity by ...

Tropical Storm Erin continues to move quickly west, and is expected to become the first hurricane of the Atlantic season.

Erin could become a major hurricane, a designation that occurs when a storm's wind speeds reach 111 mph or higher, classified as a Category 3 hurricane. Should it strengthen as meteorologists expect, ...