Weather forecast on 2026-09-29 mentioned two distant Atlantic storms and tropical storm Polo moving ashore on the Pacific side. Brief weather update for the tropics region.
A hybrid nor'easter approached the US Northeast while tropical systems including Hurricane Hanna developed over the Atlantic, and Hurricane Polo moved toward Baja California, as of 28 September 2026. Storm activity continued to develop across both Atlantic and Pacific regions.
Multiple tropical systems were monitored across the Atlantic and Pacific as of 2026-09-25, including Hurricanes Gonzalo and Fay in the Atlantic, a nor'easter tracking the U.S. East Coast, and systems Nolo, Polo, and Odalys in the Pacific. The reports reflect routine weather monitoring.
Between September 21 and 23, 2026, Hurricane Fay dissipated in the Atlantic while the Pacific remained active, with a Category 5 hurricane developing and threats emerging toward Hawaii and the Northeast coast.
By 2026-09-19, meteorological monitoring showed tropical low pressure organizing over the Northeast Atlantic, with Tropical Depression 6 formally confirmed by that date. The system posed no threat to any land areas.
Weather reports from September 8–9, 2026 tracked tropical storm Lowell moving away from Hawaii while describing Atlantic basin conditions dominated by wind shear at the peak of hurricane season, with no storms named.
Between 5 and 7 September 2026, powerful Hurricane Lowell tracked northward and prompted hurricane warnings for the Western Hawaiian Islands, with meteorological updates tracking its progression across the Pacific.
Tropical Storm Edouard made landfall near the Texas/Louisiana border on September 1, 2026, bringing heavy rainfall to East Texas. The storm was the remnant of an earlier disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico that had triggered tropical storm warnings for the upper Texas coast and southwestern Louisiana.
Tropical cyclone Dolly weakened to a tropical wave by August 28 and continued moving west-northwest while disorganized. By August 30, the remnants were bringing heavy rain to Puerto Rico and nearby Caribbean areas.
Tropical Storm Dolly formed over the central Atlantic by 27 August 2026 and was steadily moving westward through 28 August despite high wind shear. Earlier tropical wave activity in the eastern Atlantic struggled against unfavorable atmospheric conditions.
As of August 23, 2026, Tropical Storm Moke was positioned south of Hawaii's Big Island with several disturbances being tracked in the Atlantic basin. Local meteorologists provided ongoing tropical weather updates in the region.
Meteorologists tracked ongoing tropical activity in the Pacific basin as of 20 August 2026, with another possible tropical threat to Hawaii noted among active systems. The overview covered the status of developing storm systems across the region.