2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season

[dessertdoom]

Next time I say its been lame/boring someone please kick my a██ and/or find a way utilise my curse for good instead of evil.

Looks like that one's going east... maybe if the UK/spain/france is lucky it'll bring them some much needed rain.

 

[slenker]

Up to 60% odds for our most interesting wave in the central Atlantic right now, I think this one's going to be Cristobal. As of right now I expect a fish storm, perhaps peaking at C1-2 intensity. I wouldn't be surprised to see a higher intensity since it's got a lot of room over very warm water.

 

[KakashiHatake2000]

Yep here is the post from nhc two lemons and a apple now

 

[akt1985]

Too early to say, but it would not surprise me if no storms in the Atlantic get retired after the 2026 season is over.

 

[Atlantic]

Too early to say, but it would not surprise me if no storms in the Atlantic get retired after the 2026 season is over.

Would be the first time since 2023 if that happened

 

[slenker]

Interestingly, the northern system is now a tropical storm, and took Cristobal before the southern wave did. We also have another 7-day 30% right behind it, looks like the tropics are heating up just in time for peak season

 

[Clancy]

Definitely looking pretty interesting-looking at the moment. Will have to wait for more organization to gain confidence, but modelling currently progs it moving through the Caribbean Sea. Could pose a threat to the US Gulf Coast or eastern Mexico.