It's peak hurricane season... Are the tropics waking up, or staying calm? Our team has the latest on a potential tropical depression that could form this week.

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Tracking the Tropics is the world’s most-watched interactive streaming franchise on the Atlantic Hurricane Season. Join the Max Defender 8 weather team and guest meteorologists as they analyze tropical development and answer your questions.

KLFY Meteorologist Adam Olivier joins our Tracking the Tropics team with the latest on Tropical Storm Edouard as it strengthens ahead of landfall.

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The NHC is monitoring two systems in the Atlantic with a chance for development. WKRG Chief Meteorologist Ed Bloodsworth joins our Tracking the Tropics team with the latest.

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Scientists use a range of technology to study hurricanes, from satellites, to AI-powered models, to drones dropped out of Hurricane Hunter aircraft in the center of the storm... But what about sharks? On this edition of Tracking the Tropics, our team hears from University of Delaware professor Dr. Aaron Carlisle, who uses tagged sharks to monitor ocean conditions.

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A tropical depression could form in the Atlantic this week... Will it become Cristobal, our next named storm? WKRG Meteorologist Abigail Gillespie joins our Tracking the Tropics team to break down the latest forecast.

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With things quiet in the Atlantic, our Tracking the Tropics team breaks down what is keeping activity to a minimum and what we can expect heading into August.

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With all things quiet in the Atlantic this week, our Tracking the Tropics team has the latest on the major hurricane in the Pacific and a storm moving close to Hawaii.

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TRACKING BERTHA: Tropical Storm Bertha is gaining strength as it takes aim at the northern Gulf coast. WGNO Chief Meteorologist Hank Allen joins our Tracking the Tropics team live to break down the latest track update.

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Is tropical mischief brewing in the Gulf? On this edition of Tracking the Tropics, WSAV Chief Meteorologist Scott Roberts joins our team to take a look at what the models are saying. Plus, we have an update on the Saharan dust inundating the south, and tropical activity in the busy Pacific basin.

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