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GOES GeoColor satellite image captured at 10:51Z on June 18, 2026, showing the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur's circulation pushing inland across the Gulf South toward the Southeast United States, with a separate storm system visible over the Midwest and Ohio Valley and cloud cover extending along the entire Eastern Seaboard.

Hurricane SeasonTropical Storm Arthur Is Gone — But the Flooding Threat for the Gulf Coast Is Just Getting Started4 weeks ago

GOES-19 GeoColor satellite image captured at 16:51Z on June 17, 2026, showing Tropical Storm Arthur's cloud mass over the northwestern Gulf of Mexico as the storm approaches the Texas-Louisiana coastline, the first named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season.

Weather NewsTropical Storm Arthur Targets the Gulf Coast With Life-Threatening Flooding4 weeks ago

NOAA GOES-West ABI Band 10 (lower-level water vapor) imagery captured at 14:20Z on June 12, 2026, showing the intense plume of deep tropical moisture streaming northward from Mexico into the Gulf of Mexico and toward the Texas and Louisiana coastline

Hurricane SeasonTexas and Gulf Coast Braces for Surge of Flooding Tropical MoistureLast month

GOES-19 satellite imagery shows a broad storm system over the Gulf of Mexico funneling tropical moisture toward the central Gulf Coast, raising concerns for heavy rain, gusty winds, rough surf, and coastal flooding.

StormsGulf Coast Braces for Rough Weekend of Weather Packed with Rain and High WindsLast month

A GOES-West GEOCOLOR satellite image from May 8, 2026, showing the broad cloud shield of the storm system stretching from the southern Plains across the South and into the Mid-Atlantic — the same pattern fueling the Mother's Day weekend severe-weather threat.

Severe WeatherSevere Storms to Continue Across the Plains and Gulf Coast This Weekend2 months ago

A GOES-19 satellite sandwich composite captured at 14:16 UTC on April 30, 2026, reveals an expansive storm system stretching from the southern Plains through the Gulf Coast and into the Southeast. Color-enhanced infrared data highlights areas of heaviest rainfall in yellow and green, underscoring the wide swath of the country bracing for drenching rain, severe storms, and cool temperatures in the days ahead.

Weather NewsStormy Stretch of Days Looming for the Gulf Coast and the South3 months ago

Weather NewsA 700-Pound Great White Shark Is Swimming Off the Florida Gulf Coast Right Now4 months ago

Weather NewsIs Another Winter Storm on the Way for the Gulf Coast and the East?6 months ago

Hurricane SeasonLooking Back at the Devastation of Hurricane Katrina, 20 Years Later11 months ago

Weather NewsDeadly Flesh-Eating Bacteria Surges Along Gulf Coast—Here’s How to Stay SafeLast year