September has come to a close without a hurricane forming in the Atlantic for just the second time in the satellite era (1966 ...
The remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly are approaching the Leeward Islands and Puerto Rico, and a second disturbance is drifting in the northern Gulf.
MIAMI — Tropical Storm Dolly formed Thursday in the Atlantic Ocean far from land, and forecasters said it could bring heavy rain to portions of the Caribbean. The storm was about 1,555 miles east ...
A powerful El Niño is suppressing Atlantic storms, but experts warn residents to stay prepared until November.
The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season was expected to be slow. But not dead. While six tropical storms have formed thus far, ...
If no hurricane forms by Sept. 11, it will mark the latest period in the satellite era without an Atlantic hurricane.
Tropical Storm Fay is currently in the Atlantic with 65 mph winds, moving westward. It's unlikely to strengthen into a hurricane due to strong vertical wind shear and dry air, according to the ...
Two tropical storms are spinning in the Atlantic at the same time: Tropical Storm Fay and Tropical Storm Hanna.
National Hurricane Center climatology chart shows the typical rise in Atlantic storm activity toward the Sept. 10 peak, underscoring how unusually quiet the 2026 season has remained with no hurricanes ...
The Atlantic has gone longer without a hurricane than any season in 112 years. Here's what forecasters are watching.
Last week, the Atlantic hurricane season blew through its traditional peak—which comes around September 10—with nary a tropical wave in sight, let alone a storm or hurricane. This is remarkable.