Cruise lines are changing Caribbean itineraries to avoid stormy weather.

The wave is forecast to move west-northwest at 5 to 10 mph for the next few days before speeding up by the middle of next week. It will take about a week for it to reach the Caribbean, forecasters with the National Weather Service New Orleans said Wednesday night.

Just because there aren't any hurricanes in the forecast during your Caribbean vacation doesn't mean you're in the clear. Be aware of another natural disaster.

While Tropical Storm Imelda and Hurricane Humberto are expected to remain off the coast of Florida, indirect impacts can be expected.

Cruise ships departing from Port Canaveral are changing course as Tropical Storm Imelda and Hurricane Humberto approach the Atlantic, forcing adjustments to passenger itineraries. What We Know

Authorities in the Bahamas closed most schools Monday as Tropical Storm Imelda dropped heavy rain in the northern Caribbean, including over Cuba where landslides killed at least one man.

Gabrielle triggers hurricane alerts in the Azores, only hundreds of miles from Portugal, while the next tropical depression could form in days.

Royal Caribbean International is adjusting the itinerary of the upcoming cruise onboard the Star of the Seas due to a tropical storm. Sailing from Port Canaveral on September 28, 2025, the Icon-class vessel will switch from the Eastern Caribbean to the Western Caribbean.

Norwegian Escape has had to swap out and replace its entire 12-night itinerary to avoid the two storms sweeping through the Atlantic.

Humberto roared to a major Category 3 hurricane on Friday and was expected to gain even more strength over the next couple of days. The National Hurricane Center in Miami said Hurricane Humberto had maximum sustained winds of 115 mph (185 kph).