(November 7) Hurricane Paloma builds steam and threatens the Cayman Islands and other regions of the Caribbean.

US Airways and American Airlines efares for late September and October to Caribbean destinations.

Caymans, Jamaica, Martinique, and St. Lucia narrowly dodge Hurricane Dean

Dean is poised to be the most dangerous hurricane in the history of the Caribbean and is heading straight for Jamaica and the Cayman Islands.

Friday 12:01am update on Hurricane Dean.

Tropical Storm Dean is now packing 60 MPH winds and heading towards St. Lucia and Martinique at 20 miles per hour.

NOAA upgraded this storm from a Tropical Depression to a Tropical Storm and we now have a name: Dean. Dean will become our first hurricane of the 2007 hurricane season and is bearing down on the eastern Caribbean.

Update: Tropical Depression "#4" has formed off of Africa and is headed towards the eastern Caribbean.

A "tropical wave" is forming off the coast of African which may form our first Hurricane of the 2007 hurricane season.

TheStormWatch.com's Adam Moyer explains why this season has been so quiet - and sheds light on whether that quiet will continue.

Trips to the Caribbean during the summer means cheaper travel -- but it also means hurricane season. Caribbean Travel News provides some suggestions for traveling to the Caribbean during the summer months.

Caribbean Travel News speaks with TheStormTrack.com's Adam Moyer about the upcoming Caribbean hurricane season.

Getting stuck in San Juan on your way to a dream vacation can be frustrating. Here are some tips to avoid it.