Hurricanes

The storm is building in the Gulf of Mexico and is set to make landfall in the United States by late Tuesday.

The tropical storm spiraled to a Category 2 hurricane in the space of six hours on Tuesday and could clip Canada, but will likely weaken before nearing Newfoundland.

“Interests in southern Baja California Sur, Mexico, should monitor the progress of Bud," says the National Hurricane Center.

Whatever happens, expect rain.

Hurricane season is set to start on June 1.

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The U.S. and Caribbean are bracing themselves for another onslaught.

Hurricane Maria is making its trek toward the Caribbean as Floridians, many of whom are still without power and have damage to their homes, watch the daunting Category 3 storm get closer.

Hurricane Irma is the most powerful storm ever observed in the Atlantic basin, outside of the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico, and it's picking up speed.

Some say Hurricane Matthew, which slammed Haiti and is headed towards the U.S., is the sort of menace that will be more common due to the effect of climate change on rising sea levels.

Fierce storm expected to lash Cuba after Haiti and may make its way to the Bahamas and Florida later in the week.

Rip currents, winds and rough beach conditions still threaten Atlantic coastline.

Northeast states still likely to experience high winds and threatening beach conditions.

Storm is expected to move along the North Carolina coast before moving offshore but Hermine may reach hurricane intensity by Sunday.

NOAA says this hurricane season is especially difficult to predict after three years of "below normal" activity.

The last January hurricane in the Atlantic was in 1955.

“We’re hoping for the best, but hope is not preparation nor is it a plan,” said North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory.

A hurricane watch for a portion of the U.S. could be required as early as Thursday night.

The storm is expected to head toward the U.S. East Coast over the weekend.

The storm could threaten the Carolinas by the weekend.

The U.S. National Hurricane Center predicted the storm will travel "up the spine of Florida" from Sunday into next week.