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Models Flag Building El Niño in 2026 as Early Forecasts Point to a Quieter Atlantic Hurricane Season

Forecasters say the shift would raise Atlantic wind shear that limits storm formation, leaving communities to plan for outliers.

CSU Forecasts Slightly Below-Average 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season

CSU Forecasts Slightly Quieter 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season

AccuWeather Outlook Projects Higher Hurricane Risk for Gulf Coast and Carolinas

NHC Revamps 2026 Hurricane Cone, Adds Inland Alerts and Tests Wider Ellipse Track

Atlantic Hurricane Season Ends With No U.S. Landfalls as Three Category 5 Hurricanes Form

DeepMind’s AI Weather Model Shines in First Hurricane Season as GFS Falters

Hurricane Gabrielle Rapidly Intensifies to Category 3 Near Bermuda With Two Atlantic Disturbances Under Watch

NHC Lifts Atlantic Wave’s Development Odds to 60% as Saharan Dust Slows Near-Term Growth

NHC Raises Atlantic Wave’s Development Odds to 50% as Pacific’s Mario Threatens Heavy Rain for Mexico

Atlantic Stays Quiet at Peak of Hurricane Season as NHC Expects No Formation for Seven Days

Lorena Weakening Near Baja With Dangerous Flood Risk Into Friday

Tropical Storm Erin Likely to Reach Major Hurricane Strength This Weekend

NOAA Maintains Above-Normal Atlantic Hurricane Forecast as NHC Monitors Three Waves

Dexter to Become Extratropical as National Hurricane Center Tracks Two Potential Storms

CSU Maintains Above-Average Outlook for 2025 Hurricane Season With Detailed Landfall Risks

Tropical Storms Dexter and Henriette Track Out to Sea, Due to Dissipate Early Next Week

Tropical Storm Gil Briefly Becomes Hurricane, Weakens Offshore

U.S. Navy Reverses Course, Retains Critical Hurricane and Climate Data Feed Through 2026

Defense Department Maintains Critical Hurricane Satellite Data Feed Through 2026