National Hurricane Center forecasts no new tropical cyclones over next seven days
Tropical Storm Hanna formed over the central subtropical Atlantic on Sept. 28 as the season's eighth named storm. The National Hurricane Center reported on Sept. 30 that no new tropical cyclones are expected over the next seven days.
How we got here
- Forecasters issued a below-normal Atlantic season outlook predicting 8 to 14 named storms and 3 to 6 hurricanes. Gov
- Tropical Storm Hanna formed in the central subtropical Atlantic as the season's eighth named storm. Usatoday, Al
- Forecasters reported Hanna over the central subtropical Atlantic and predicted no tropical-cyclone formation for seven days. Gov
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The coverage
- National Hurricane CenterGov
- New tropical storm forms in the Atlantic Ocean - al.comAl
- Atlantic Reaches Late September Without a Hurricane for the First Time Since 1914The Tico Times · Sep 24
- 2 tropical storms in the Atlantic after a slow start to the 2026 seasonWPDE · Sep 25
- Still no Atlantic hurricanes as summer comes to a closeKOMO · Sep 21
Analysis & opinion
- What’s Going On With This Year’s Hurricane Season?U.S. News & World Report · Sep 25
- A September like no other for the Atlantic hurricane seasonLocal10
- It's almost the end of September. Where are all the hurricanes?CBC · Sep 22
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