Our FOX 29 First Alert Meteorologists track the tropics.

Hurricane Teddy is well offshore, but its’ energy is being felt along our coastline.

Due to large swells at the pier in Lake Worth Beach, it will be closed through Wednesday, September 23.

A second tropical system with a Greek alphabet name formed Friday afternoon, according to the National Hurricane Center.

Just two hours after Tropical Storm Wilfred formed Friday morning in the eastern Atlantic Ocean, Subtropical Storm Alpha formed near the coast of Portugal, meaning we've officially entered the Greek alphabet for named storms this hurricane season.

Hurricane Sally has passed, but Florida will continue feeling the storm's effects for days, Gov. Ron DeSantis says.

From Vero Beach and down through South Florida, help is on the way to Hurricane Sally victims from the American Red Cross.

Four named storms are now spinning across parts of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico on Monday morning.

Teddy is expected to strengthen into a hurricane in the next couple of days.

Tropical Depression 20 has formed over the Central Tropic Atlantic.