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November 2026

Nov 8 to 13
  1. Our reporting

    Tropics Watch, Nov 11: A Quiet Atlantic, 0% Formation Chance This Week

    As of November 11, the National Hurricane Center lists no active systems in the Atlantic basin.

Nov 1 to 7
  1. Our reporting

    Tropics Watch: A 40% Chance of Development This Week

    As of November 4, the National Hurricane Center lists no active systems in the Atlantic basin.

October 2026

Oct 22 to 28
  1. Our reporting

    Tropics Watch, Oct 28: A Quiet Atlantic, 0% Formation Chance This Week

    As of October 28, the National Hurricane Center lists no active systems in the Atlantic basin.

Oct 15 to 21
  1. Our reporting

    Tropics Watch, Oct 21: A Quiet Atlantic, 0% Formation Chance This Week

    As of October 21, the National Hurricane Center lists no active systems in the Atlantic basin.

Oct 8 to 14
  1. Our reporting

    Tropics Watch: A Quiet Atlantic, 0% Formation Chance This Week, Oct 14

    As of October 14, the National Hurricane Center lists no active systems in the Atlantic basin.

  2. Weather

    Rainy Day Expected in Puerto Rico, Earthquakes in Panama, and Hurricane Isaías Update

    October 10 is expected to be a rainy day in Puerto Rico due to the approach of a trough.

Oct 1 to 7
  1. Our reporting

    Tropics Watch: 1 Active System, None Threatening Puerto Rico

    As of October 7, the National Hurricane Center lists 1 active Atlantic system; the nearest is Tropical Storm Isaias, 1,828 miles from San Juan.

  2. Infrastructure

    2026 Hurricane Season Nears 121-Year Record for Latest First Hurricane

    The National Hurricane Center (NHC) does not expect any tropical cyclone to form over the next seven days, and no wave, low-pressure area or system is under watch that could develop into a depression, tropical storm or hurricane.

September 2026

Sep 29 to 30
  1. Our reporting

    Tropics Watch: 1 Active System, All Moving Away From Puerto Rico

    As of September 30, the National Hurricane Center lists 1 active Atlantic system. 0 of 1 are in Puerto Rico’s corridor or too close to dismiss; 1 is moving away.

Sep 22 to 28
  1. Infrastructure

    Fay Regains Tropical Storm Status

    Fay has regained tropical storm status in the open waters of the Atlantic Ocean, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC).

  2. Our reporting

    Tropics Watch: No Active Storms, but a 40% Chance of Development

    As of September 23, the National Hurricane Center lists no active systems in the Atlantic basin.

Sep 15 to 21
  1. Our reporting

    Tropics Watch: No Active Storms, but a 30% Chance of Development

    As of September 16, the National Hurricane Center lists no active systems in the Atlantic basin.

Sep 8 to 14
  1. Our reporting

    Tropics Watch: A Quiet Atlantic, 0% Formation Chance This Week

    As of September 9, the National Hurricane Center lists no active systems in the Atlantic basin.

August 2026

Aug 8 to 14
  1. Weather

    Tropical Storm Cristóbal Forms as Season’s Third Storm, Expected to Dissipate Thursday

    Tropical Storm Cristóbal formed Wednesday over the central subtropical Atlantic, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported.

  2. Community

    Invest 92L Could Become Tropical Depression in Coming Days

    The National Hurricane Center (NHC) reports that Invest 92L could develop into a tropical depression in the coming days, raising its development probability by 10 percentage points.

  3. Infrastructure

    Hurricane Center Monitoring Two Tropical Waves Ahead of Mid-August

    The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is monitoring two tropical systems that could approach Puerto Rico in mid-August 2026.

  4. Weather

    Hurricane Center Continues to Monitor Two Areas with Cyclonic Potential in the Atlantic

    The National Hurricane Center (NHC) in Miami is monitoring two tropical waves in the Atlantic with potential for cyclonic development in the coming days.

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