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Mexico Storms: Two Dead, 10 Missing — 1dAt least two people died and 10 remain missing in Mexico after Hurricane Simon and storm Rachel brought torrential rain and flooding to Pacific coast communities.

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Eastern Pacific Sets Record for Cyclone EnergyWeather — 2dThe eastern and central Pacific has set a record for accumulated cyclone energy, surpassing the 2018 mark as long-lived, powerful hurricanes drove an exceptionally active season. Scientists say a strong El Niño, unusually warm ocean waters and favorable atmospheric conditions helped fuel the storms, while El Niño suppressed hurricane activity in the Atlantic.

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Simon Expected to Threaten Mexico as Major Hurricane — 6dTropical Storm Simon is forecast to rapidly intensify into a major hurricane before approaching Mexico’s Pacific coast this weekend, bringing destructive winds, dangerous storm surge and heavy rain that could trigger life-threatening flooding and mudslides. Forecasts differ on the storm’s precise path and landfall location, but coastal warnings have been issued in parts of southwestern Mexico.

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Category 3 Nolo Threatens Remote Pacific Atolls — Oct 2, 2026Hurricane Nolo rapidly strengthened to Category 3 over the Pacific west of Hawaii, prompting a tropical storm warning for part of the remote Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument. Forecasters warned that surf could inundate low-lying atolls, but no populated islands were expected to be threatened; Nolo was headed west toward the International Date Line.

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Sam Okafor Those atolls in the monument are already fragile ecosystems, hope the surf doesn't wipe out too much nesting habitat.

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Rachel Brings Coastal Flooding to Southern CaliforniaWeather — Oct 4, 2026Hurricane Rachel is weakening in the Pacific, but forecasts show it turning toward Southern California or the Baja Peninsula later this week. It could still bring dangerous surf, gusty winds and rain that may cause localized flooding across Southern California and the Southwest, though the storm’s track and impacts remain uncertain.

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Pacific sees three hurricanes at once as El Niño boosts activityWeather — Sep 25, 2026A powerful El Niño is fueling an unusually active Pacific hurricane season, with several storms spinning across the basin while Atlantic activity remains unusually quiet. Hurricane Polo is forecast to threaten Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula, while Nolo could bring dangerous rain and flooding to Hawaii; Odalys is weakening over open water.

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Tropical Storms Odalys and Fay Form in Pacific and Atlantic — Sep 20, 2026Odalys is forecast to become a hurricane by Monday 1,345 miles off Baja; Fay strengthened to 65 mph southwest of the Azores. Both over open water.

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Sam Okafor El Nino making Pacific storms like Odalys stronger this year feels like a warning for more activity ahead.

Norbert Forms as Pacific Season’s 16th Storm With Strengthening Ahead — Sep 10, 2026Tropical Storm Norbert has formed as the 16th named storm of an unusually active Pacific season fueled by strengthening El Niño, with forecast guidance suggesting it could become a hurricane by Saturday. While models vary on its path, forecasters note a potential drift toward Hawaii over a week and a half, though land impact remains uncertain for now.

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Jared Kim Norbert forming this late with El Niño boosting the season feels like we are in for more trouble before it ends.

Pacific Tropical Storm Julio Not Threatening Land — Aug 25, 2026Tropical Storm Julio formed in the eastern Pacific but isn’t expected to threaten land and is likely to be absorbed by Tropical Storm Iselle, which is moving northwest off Baja California; meanwhile Iselle and Lala remain active systems with potential impacts on waves, rip currents, and Hawaii as Lala caused significant flooding and power outages. The multiple Pacific storms are being monitored, with no coastal watches in place for Julio and Iselle anticipated to influence conditions rather than landfall.

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Tropical Storm Erin Could Become First Major Hurricane of Atlantic Season As It Heads Towards US — Aug 11, 2025Tropical Storm Erin formed Monday in the eastern tropical Atlantic Ocean, just west of the Cabo Verde Islands, as Hurricane Henriette strengthened in the Pacific Ocean well away from Hawaii, forecasters said. There were…

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Over 150,000 Evacuated as Typhoon Kalmaegi Bears Down on the Philippines — Nov 3, 2025More than 150,000 residents fled their homes in eastern Philippine provinces Monday as Typhoon Kalmaegi roared in from the Pacific Ocean, bringing warnings of torrential rain, destructive winds, and storm surges up to…

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Massive Waves Hit California, Flooding Towns and Sparking EvacuationsReporting — Dec 29, 2023Powerful storms in the Pacific Ocean sent massive waves crashing into coastal towns along the California coast. According to Fox 11 Los Angeles , several homes and businesses were damaged with people inside them. In…

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Hurricane Lowell Weakens After Passing Hawaii — Sep 4, 2026Hurricane Lowell has intensified to Category 4 and, along with Tropical Storm Karina and Hurricane Marie, is driving dangerous surf and weather impacts for Hawaii and Southern California this weekend. Pacific tropical systems are advancing across the basin, prompting advisories as residents brace for strong surf along the coasts.

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Zhejiang Taizhou makes landfall as Saudel hits coastWeather — Aug 26, 2026Typhoon Saudel made landfall in Zhejiang, China, with strong winds and heavy rainfall warnings, threatening flooding along the coast after it battered Okinawa and Japan’s southwestern islands, causing power outages and flight disruption. The storm is forecast to bring moisture across the Pacific toward British Columbia, even as China braces for its continued coastal impacts.

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Fausto Passes North of Hawaii; Genevieve Strengthens — Jul 24, 2026Hurricane Fausto has strengthened into a Category 2 storm in the eastern Pacific and is tracking west toward Hawaii, with maximum sustained winds near 100 mph and forecasters saying winds and rainfall impacts could increase as it approaches the Hawaiian Islands; it remains far from land at roughly 1,300 miles west of Baja California and 1,600 miles east of Hilo, Hawaii. Simultaneously, swells from Fausto could bring dangerous surf and rip currents to Southern California, while Tropical Storm Bertha has dissipated after affecting the Gulf Coast region.

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Lowell Expected to Turn North, Threaten HawaiiWeather — Aug 29, 2026Tropical Storm Lowell is forecast to intensify into a hurricane by midweek and pass south of the Hawaiian Islands, generating swells and potentially life-threatening surf as it moves toward the Central Pacific. Karina remains a strong hurricane off Mexico, expected to fluctuate in intensity and gradually weaken, with ongoing uncertainty about how its path may interact with Lowell’s and what it could mean for Hawaii’s Labor Day weekend.

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El Niño to Reach Record Strength Through 2027 — Aug 30, 2026El Niño is strengthening toward a potential super-El Niño as Pacific waters warm rapidly, a development complicated by a warmer global climate that skews the relationship between ocean temperatures and atmospheric responses. Experts from UM Rosenstiel, NOAA, AccuWeather, and WMO warn of widespread weather disruptions this fall and winter across the United States and other regions, including extreme heat, heavy rain, drought, and shifts in storm tracks, underscoring the need for preparedness.

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