Tropics remain quiet through the peak of Hurricane Season
We have officially passed the statistical peak of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season
We have officially passed the statistical peak of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season
Development chances drop this morning, but still watching a disturbance in the tropics
Tropical activity ceases once again in the Atlantic, and should remain quiet over the next several days.
Still watching two tropical waves with low to medium chances of development, but that chance looks to be fading.
The tropics remain active, with two tropical waves being monitored in the Atlantic, although neither system poses a threat to the Alabama coast. Central Tropical Atlantic — AL92 A tropical wave about 1,000 miles east of the Lesser Antilles has become less organized, and recent satellite data indicate the system does not have a closed…
Here’s the current snapshot of what’s happening across the Atlantic Basin.
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