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2026 hurricane season maps tracker: Current storms, forecast

The 2026 hurricane season is defying expectations with an unusually high number of storms in the Pacific.

By · Published August 27, 2026  15:47 UTC · Updated August 29, 2026  19:30 UTC

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The 2026 hurricane season saw significant activity in the Pacific, with multiple storms and potential threats monitored by authorities. Tropical Storm Iselle weakened and Tropical Storm Julio dissipated, while several other systems were tracked across the Pacific Basin.

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  • Primary Driver: The 2026 hurricane season is defying expectations with an unusually high number of storms in the Pacific.
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The 2026 hurricane season is seeing an unusually high number of storms in the Pacific. The Pacific Basin is currently active with two named storms and four areas under watch. Tropical Storm Iselle is weakening far from Hawaii, while Tropical Storm Julio has dissipated near Iselle. Invest 93E is also being monitored for potential development into a named storm. The Pacific is experiencing a surge in storm activity, with six areas of concern.

This activity is attributed to a strengthening El Niño, which is priming the Pacific with favorable conditions for storm development. The Weather Channel and Yahoo have been tracking the storms, providing updates on their paths and intensities. The San Francisco Chronicle has also noted the Pacific as a 'hot spot' for storms, offering insights into the reasons behind this increased activity. The Atlantic is also seeing activity, with nine systems being tracked across both the Atlantic and Pacific. This includes Tropical Storm Iselle, which is expected to absorb the remnants of Tropical Storm Julio.

The Honolulu Star-Advertiser and AP News have been providing updates on these storms, noting their paths and potential impacts. The Weather Channel and Currently.com have also been tracking these storms, offering maps and forecasts for their paths. The Pacific's storm activity is complicated by the strengthening El Niño, which is creating favorable conditions for storm development. The exact impact of this activity remains uncertain, as the storms' paths and intensities are still being monitored. The Weather Channel and Yahoo are providing ongoing updates on the storms, offering insights into their potential impacts.

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How many storms are currently active in the Pacific?

There are two named storms and four areas under watch in the Pacific.

What is causing the increased storm activity in the Pacific?

The increased storm activity in the Pacific is attributed to a strengthening El Niño, which is creating favorable conditions for storm development.

What is the expected path of Tropical Storm Iselle?

Tropical Storm Iselle is weakening far from Hawaii and is expected to absorb the remnants of Tropical Storm Julio.

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