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Source: NOAA NHC · Updated Jul 26, 2026, 01:00 AM UTC
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No Active Tropical Storms
Good news — the Atlantic basin is currently quiet. Tropical cyclones are most common between June 1 – November 30, with peak activity around September 10.
Last checked: Jul 26, 2026, 01:00 AM UTC · Source: NOAA NHC
2026 Season Outlook
Full Database → Below Normal El Niño developing — increases wind shear at peak season
Season: June 1 – November 30 · Peak: September 10
2 Named Storms avg: 14.4
3–6 Hurricanes avg: 7.2
1–2 Major Hurricanes avg: 3.2
12.5 ACE Index avg: 123
📈 Notable Historical Storms
Full Database →Ian
Cat-5 2022 — 2022-09-23 💨 160 mph · 📊 936 mb 📍 Florida (Fort Myers) 💰 $112.9B · ⚠️ 150 deaths
Maria
Cat-5 2017 — 2017-09-16 💨 175 mph · 📊 908 mb 📍 Dominica / Puerto Rico 💰 $91.6B · ⚠️ 2975 deaths
Helene
Cat-4 2024 — 2024-09-24 💨 140 mph · 📊 938 mb 📍 Florida (Big Bend) 💰 $78.7B · ⚠️ 225 deaths
Irma
Cat-5 2017 — 2017-08-30 💨 180 mph · 📊 914 mb 📍 Barbuda / Florida Keys 💰 $77.2B · ⚠️ 134 deaths
Harvey
Cat-4 2017 — 2017-08-17 💨 130 mph · 📊 937 mb 📍 Texas (Rockport) 💰 $125B · ⚠️ 107 deaths
Ida
Cat-4 2021 — 2021-08-26 💨 150 mph · 📊 929 mb 📍 Louisiana (Port Fourchon) 💰 $75B · ⚠️ 115 deaths
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