Hurricane Lowell, Hawaii
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As of Saturday (Sept. 5), the 2026 season has surpassed that benchmark by nearly four weeks without producing a single hurricane. The delayed onset of hurricane activity positions the 2026 season to potentially rival or surpass existing records.
Hawaii is bracing for rough surf, gusty winds, and heavy rain as Hurricane Lowell tracks toward the islands over Labor Day weekend. Hawaii Gov.
Hurricane Lowell's maximum sustained windspeeds are 145 mph, and it will continue to strengthen.
The National Hurricane Center is watching three tropical waves in the Atlantic basin, including one approaching the Caribbean, as we come closer to the peak of hurricane season on Sept. 10. ➤ Weather alerts via text: Sign up to get updates about current storms and weather events by location
It became one of the strongest hurricanes of 2026 on Wednesday. A sharp north turn ahead could put parts of Hawaii in danger. Here's what you need to know.
Three tropical cyclones are active in the Pacific as experts say El Niño is boosting Pacific activity while suppressing Atlantic hurricanes.
As three hurricanes swirl simultaneously in the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean remains quiet — even as the peak of hurricane season approaches next week. In fact, it’s been so calm across the Atlantic that a record will probably soon be set.
A NEW satellite image has revealed three huge storms swirling across the Pacific Ocean as a US state remains on high alert for Hurricane Lowell. Hurricane Lowell is keeping forecasters on their