Hurricane Lorena, currently less than 200 miles from Mexico's coast, is not expected to hit the U.S. but may cause flooding ...

Hurricane Lorena, which formed off the western coast of Mexico on Tuesday morning, is forecasted to place most of Texas under a level 1 out of 4 risk of excessive rainfall, according to the National ...

Hurricane Lorena won’t make a landfall in the U.S., but parts of the Southwest could still see impacts into this weekend.Soaking rain from the storm’s remnants could trigger flooding across portions ...

While an Atlantic tropical system churns, closer to home, but in the eastern Pacific, Hurricane Lorena is on track to come ashore in northern Mexico.

Hurricane Lorena is potentially set to cause some trouble in the Desert Southwest. See projected path, spaghetti models, rain totals in Texas.

Lorena was determined to be a category one hurricane early Wednesday, the U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami said .