04/10/2026
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Hurricane Outlook Calls for 13 Named Storms
(from Flyover Florida)
Colorado State University (CSU) released its highly anticipated 2026 Atlantic hurricane season outlook on Thursday, as forecasters monitor a rapidly developing Super El Niño that could significantly impact storm activity.
The 2026 forecast calls for 13 named storms, six hurricanes, and two major hurricanes, which is fewer than usual in the Atlantic, with the average being 14 named storms, seven hurricanes, and three major hurricanes. Last year brought 13 named storms with four major hurricanes.
The forecast is below average due to the expected development of an El Niño system this summer. An El Niño typically produces stronger-than-normal wind shear, creating conditions hostile to tropical development.
CSU set the probability of a major hurricane tracking through the Caribbean at 35% (down from the 47% average) and the probability of a major hurricane hitting the entire continental U.S. coastline at 32% (down from the 43% average).
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/2026-atlantic-hurricane-season-forecast/
foxweather.com/live-news/live-updates-csu-to-release-2026-hurricane-outlook-as-super-el-ni-o-threatens-to-upend-the-season
Colorado State University released its highly anticipated 2026 Atlantic hurricane season outlook this morning, as forecasters monitor a rapidly developing Super El Niño that could significantly impact storm activity. FOX Weather has live updates, expert analysis from the National Tropical Weather C...