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Active storms, forecast cones and forecast tracks from the National Hurricane Center.

No active storms in the Atlantic No active storms in the Eastern Pacific No active storms in the Central Pacific
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No active storms in the Atlantic.No active storms in the Eastern Pacific.No active storms in the Central Pacific.
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Season endsNov 30, 2026

2026 season

STORMBASINDATESPEAKSTATUS
Post-Tropical Cyclone Pena Central Pacific Nov 8 – 12 LOW35 mph56 km/h Post-tropical

Storms the National Hurricane Center issued advisories on, with the strongest status each reached in its advisories.

How to read the cone

The cone shows where the center of the storm will probably go. Strong winds, surge and rain can reach far outside it.

Storm categories

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Hurricane watch vs. hurricane warning

WATCH · GET READYHurricane conditions are possible in your area. Usually issued about 48 hours before tropical-storm-force winds are expected.
WARNING · ACT NOWHurricane conditions are expected. Usually issued about 36 hours ahead. Finish preparing and follow evacuation orders.
Safety

How to prepare for a hurricane

  • Know your evacuation zoneLook it up on your county or state emergency website before a storm comes.
  • Build a kitWater (a gallon per person per day for several days), food, medicine, flashlights, batteries and a battery or hand-crank radio.
  • Protect your homeBring in outdoor furniture, cover windows and know how to turn off utilities.
  • Keep documents safeIDs, insurance papers and prescriptions in a waterproof bag.
  • Plan for petsFind a shelter or hotel that accepts pets on your evacuation route.
  • Follow local officialsLeave when told to. Most deaths come from water — storm surge and flooding — not wind.

Hurricane seasons

AtlanticJun 1 – Nov 30
Eastern PacificMay 15 – Nov 30
Central PacificJun 1 – Nov 30
Storms can form outside these dates. Peak in the Atlantic is mid-August to mid-October.

Hurricane questions

Are there any hurricanes or tropical storms right now?

No. The National Hurricane Center is not tracking any tropical storm or hurricane in the Atlantic, Eastern Pacific or Central Pacific right now. The Atlantic, Eastern Pacific and Central Pacific seasons run until November 30.

What is the cone of uncertainty?

It shows the likely path of the storm’s center. It does not show the size of the storm — dangerous wind, rain and surge often reach well outside the cone.

How are hurricanes named?

The World Meteorological Organization keeps rotating lists of names for each basin. Names of very deadly or costly storms are retired.

What do the categories mean?

The Saffir-Simpson scale rates hurricanes from 1 to 5 by sustained wind speed. Category 3 and above are major hurricanes.

How often is the forecast updated?

The National Hurricane Center issues full advisories every 6 hours, with extra updates when watches or warnings are in effect.