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Tracking tropical storms in the Atlantic and Pacific
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Meteorologists Track Atlantic and Pacific Tropical Weather Systems
Meteorologists with The Weather Company are tracking multiple potential tropical threats across both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans as the 2026 hurricane season continues, according to a report updated on September 19, 2026.
Atmospheric conditions in the Atlantic currently feature strong wind shear, which is visible in purple mapping indicators. High wind shear disrupts tropical cyclones by altering wind speed and direction with height, hindering their development and stability.
Dry air plumes streaming from Africa's Sahara Desert present another major obstacle for developing weather systems. The sinking, dust-laden air suppresses thunderstorm formation, creating unfavorable conditions for tropical storm growth across shaded brown regions in the Atlantic basin.
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Hurricane season maps tracker: forecasts and more
We're watching several active areas, including Tropical Depression 15-E and Hurricane Polo, along other potential systems in the Pacific, and a disturbance in the Atlantic.
We have the maps you need to track all these systems below, starting with the most active basin, the Central and Eastern Pacific.
Tropical Depression 15-E has reemerged in the Pacific and is headed towards Hawaii, where it could bring more soaking rain to flood-fatigued parts of Hawaii.
Here is our latest rainfall outlook for the next seven days. The Big Island has the biggest threat of more locally flooding rain. We also have a forecast in more detail here.
For more detailed information, explore updates concerning Tracking tropical storms.
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