FOX WEATHER BREAKING

Energized particles sent blasting from the Sun over the weekend are forecast to arrive within Earth’s atmosphere by Tuesday, bringing with them the potential to see the Northern Lights.

As the Gulf Coast states prepare for impacts from Potential Tropical Cyclone Six, which is now spinning in the Gulf of Mexico, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) continues to track two more areas in the Atlantic that could become the next named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season.

The National Hurricane Center is now tracking Potential Tropical Cyclone Six in the Gulf of Mexico, as millions of people living along the Gulf Coast from Texas to Louisiana are holding their breath and preparing to see what, if any, impact the developing system will have on their communities.

Invest 91L will likely combine with last week's big Gulf rain-making low-pressure system, increasing the likelihood of a tropical depression or storm.

A series of earthquakes rattled Southern California on Saturday. The greatest was a magnitude-3.9 that was centered east of Los Angeles near the town of Ontario. Shaking was possibly felt in Los Angeles and other communities in Orange and San Diego counties.

Cape Hatteras National Seashore officials expanded a beach closure this week as a precautionary measure against a “strong" scent of petroleum at an old military site, according to the National Park Service.

Video captured the moments the Capital One Tower in Lake Charles, Louisiana, was demolished on Saturday. The building was 22 stories tall and the largest skyscraper in the region but was largely empty following the impacts of Hurricane Laura in 2020.

The vast region of Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument in the Pacific Ocean is remote, largely uninhabited and off-limits to most visitors – and officials are hoping to keep it that way.

Scientist monitoring both the polar vortex above the Arctic and the polar vortex over Antarctic, which has shown a substantial disruption, leading to climate changes around the globe.

The hottest place on Earth just had its hottest meteorological summer on record, according to Death Valley National Park officials.