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When is hurricane season, and is it on now?

YES52 days left in the Atlantic season9 named Atlantic storms so far in 2026, the latest Isaias

Yes: it is hurricane season now. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, 2026, and has 52 days left. The eastern Pacific season started on May 15 and also ends on November 30.

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Season dates

Official hurricane seasons set by the National Hurricane Center and the Central Pacific Hurricane Center. Most storms form within these dates.

OceanSeasonNowNamed storms, latest season
AtlanticJune 1 to November 30In season · 52 days left9 (latest: Isaias)
Eastern PacificMay 15 to November 30In season · 52 days left18 (latest: Simon)
Central PacificJune 1 to November 30In season · 52 days left—

Storms get names in order from each year's list, so the position of the latest name gives the number of named storms. The central Pacific list does not restart each year, so no count is given for it.

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Common questions

When does hurricane season end?

On November 30 in the Atlantic, the eastern Pacific and the central Pacific, according to NHC.

When is the peak of hurricane season?

In the Atlantic, the climatological peak is around September 10, and the busiest stretch runs from mid-August to late October, according to NHC.

When does the eastern Pacific hurricane season start?

On May 15, two and a half weeks before the Atlantic season. It also ends on November 30.

Is it hurricane season in Florida?

Florida follows the Atlantic season, June 1 to November 30. Is a hurricane headed for Florida? →

Sources: NHC tropical cyclone climatology, NHC storm name lists. LiveHazard is not an official warning service.