Atlantic Hurricane Season 2026

The 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season, influenced by El Niño, is the calmest since 2015. Forecast revisions predict fewer storms, though late-season activity remains possible.

Isaiah Makes Landfall Near Destin, Florida with Winds Reaching 105 mph

Published on 10/10/2026

Isaiah Becomes Atlantic's First Hurricane of 2026: Florida Under Hurricane Alert

Published on 10/8/2026

Cuban Meteorological Institute Issues Alert for Tropical Depression Nine in the Gulf of Mexico

Published on 10/7/2026

Florida Braces for Potential Tropical Depression in Gulf with 90% Likelihood

Published on 10/6/2026

Atlantic Ocean Sees Unprecedented Calm: No Hurricanes by September 11, 2026

Published on 9/12/2026

Why Are There No Hurricanes? Cuban Meteorologist Discusses the Atlantic's Unusual Calm

Published on 8/26/2026

Chances Diminish for Tropical System Development Targeting the Caribbean

Published on 8/26/2026

Atlantic Hurricane Season 2026: U.S. Weather Agency Foresees 2 to 6 Hurricanes in the Forecast

Published on 8/8/2026

National Hurricane Center Issues Crucial Alert: "August Often Sparks Increased Activity"

Published on 8/2/2026

Tropical Storm Bertha Develops in the Gulf of Mexico: Florida on High Alert

Published on 7/21/2026

Atlantic Hurricane Forecast for 2026 Revised Downward Again

Published on 7/10/2026

El Niño Offers a Reprieve: 2026 Hurricane Season Expected to Be Calmest Since 2015

Published on 6/14/2026