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2026 Atlantic hurricane season activity
Overview
The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season has seen multiple tropical storms develop in succession. On September 25, Tropical Storm Gonzalo formed in the eastern Atlantic near the Cabo Verde Islands, bringing expected rainfall to the islands and parts of West Africa, including Guinea-Bissau, Gambia, and Senegal. At that time, Gonzalo coexisted with Tropical Storm Fay.
By September 28, Tropical Storm Hanna formed in the central subtropical Atlantic, becoming the eighth named storm of the season. Hanna was located east-northeast of Bermuda and was projected to remain over open waters. During this period, Tropical Storm Fay remained active near the Azores. Meteorologists noted that the season has experienced a record minimum of hurricane formations, a trend attributed to El Niño conditions.
Entities
National Hurricane Center · Hanna · NOAA · Azores · Cabo Verde Islands
Timeline
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[INTERNATIONAL] 12 sourcesTropical Storm Hanna forms in central Atlantic
Tropical Storm Hanna has formed in the central Atlantic with winds of 75 km/h. It currently poses no threat to land and is expected to remain over open waters as the Atlantic season remains unusually quiet.
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[INTERNATIONAL] 5 sourcesTropical Storm Gonzalo forms in the eastern Atlantic
Tropical Storm Gonzalo has formed in the eastern Atlantic, bringing heavy rains to the Cabo Verde Islands and West African coasts while coexisting with Tropical Storm Fay.
Sources
bookclubz.com · capeweather.com · deultimominuto.net · diariolibre.com · ilhas.li · laverdadpa.com · lectormx.com · lopezdoriga.com · montecristinoticias.com · mundolapalma.es · mundonow.com · newsday.com · poresto.net · theadvocate.com · tiempo.com · todologisticanews.com · tribunademexico.com