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Busy Hurricane Season: Storms Spinning Across the Pacific and Atlantic
Forecasters are keeping a close watch as multiple tropical storms and weather systems churn across both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
Satellite view of multiple tropical storms forming over the ocean.
By John Doe
Reporting from United States of America 
Aug. 26, 2026, 2:49 p.m. - 14 hours ago
The weather is very busy right now. Experts are tracking several storms across both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
In the Pacific, there are currently three named storms. One of them is Tropical Storm Iselle. People in Hawaii are watching it closely as it moves through the East Pacific.
Forecasters are also looking at four other weather systems in the Pacific. These are areas of unsettled weather that could turn into stronger storms soon. In some cases, meteorologists are watching to see if two different storms might merge together into one larger system.
It is not just the Pacific, either. Across the Atlantic and Pacific combined, experts are currently monitoring nine different weather systems.
If you live in an area that could be affected by these storms, it is a good idea to check your local weather reports often. You can find maps and track the paths of these storms online to see exactly where they are headed.
This is a very active time for the 2026 hurricane season. Because there is so much happening at once, forecasters are working hard to keep everyone updated on where these storms will go next.
Source: The Weather Channel
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