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Atlantic hurricane season

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Sep 12, 2026

Vicki BarkerCORRESPONDENT
3:56
For NPR News, I'm Vicki Barker in London.
Windsor JohnstonHOST
4:00
The Atlantic hurricane season has reached its typical peak without producing a single hurricane.
Windsor JohnstonHOST
4:07
Five named storms have formed, but none has reached the seventy-four mile per hour hurricane threshold.
Windsor JohnstonHOST
4:14
This is now the latest arrival of the season's first hurricane in the satellite era.
Kevin PoeHOST
4:04
Now, for those who didn't get a chance to read your article, first off, share why you decided to write this particular piece and then tell us about the article itself for those of you who get a chance to read it.
Angela JohnsonGUEST
4:12
So part of living in South Louisiana, along with a lot of our other coastal communities in the Southeastern U.S., hurricane season, there is a hurricane season and we name it as such.
Angela JohnsonGUEST
4:24
And it is as much a part of seasonal activity as anything else, if not more so of our traditional seasons.
Angela JohnsonGUEST
4:30
And so every June or so, which is when I wrote the article, every June is the constant reminder in our personal lives to be prepared and be thinking about how we will address the needs for impacts from weather, potentially evacuations from our homes, and things like that.
Sam WalkerHOST
0:59
It is the season peak.
Sam WalkerHOST
1:03
of the hurricane the season peak the peak of the hurricane season and it's still sleeping we'll talk about that we'll talk about a rather momentous record we are about to break it looks like uh for all intents and purposes it's gonna happen even though the gfs wanted to throw some curveball for next week i don't know you guys can talk more about that in a little bit And of course, we're coming up on Friday being September 11th and the 25th anniversary.
Sam WalkerHOST
1:32
And we actually have a special presentation I'll be coming up for you later this week, all about 9-11 and memories that we'll share some of our professional memories from that here.
Sam WalkerHOST
1:42
on the Carolina Weather Group.
Sam WalkerHOST
1:43
Let's get started, guys, with where we are right now in the 2026 hurricane season.
Sam WalkerHOST
1:50
And I guess the guessing, the predictions, all that are doing exactly as we expected, aren't they?
Frank StraitPANELIST
2:00
Right.

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Frank StraitPANELIST
26:59
Yeah, it's kind of like the second weekend after Labor Day weekend is when things start getting nice at the Carolina coast and there's really not all that many people and the weather's still good unless there's a hurricane coming.
John GordonGUEST
6:47
Yeah, the
KruserHOST
6:47
Pacific hurricane season's been a different story from the Atlantic hurricane season.
KruserHOST
6:53
It's been very quiet.
KruserHOST
6:55
The southeastern United States has seen some tropical activity, some storms, but there's no hurricane that's been formed yet.
Bill MeckGUEST
7:12
of that one.
Bill MeckGUEST
7:12
Yeah, well, it's because it lasted all of 12 hours in the middle of the North Atlantic.
KruserHOST
7:16
If we get past this Friday without a hurricane, this hurricane season would set a new record for the latest date.
Bill MeckGUEST
7:23
That's right.
Jordan UpcavageHOST
23:51
No fear.
Jordan UpcavageHOST
23:52
Hurricane season's over.
Jordan UpcavageHOST
23:53
Sweet.
Jordan UpcavageHOST
23:53
So through the winter of 2024 to 2026, bro, we're like scraping at the barrel for our phone to ring because there's no consumer demand because there's no rain and all the work was already done.
Maynard HoltHOST
67:38
I don't know how we can help you, Dr. Corbyn.
Maynard HoltHOST
67:40
Hurricane season.
Maynard HoltHOST
67:41
Well, you know, this is going to come out on the 9th.
Maynard HoltHOST
67:45
I noticed the climatological peak of hurricane season is September 10th.
Maynard HoltHOST
67:51
So we're only one day short.
Maynard HoltHOST
67:53
I don't really know what that means, but that's what ChatGPT...
Judah CohenGUEST
68:00
I'm not a hurricane expert.
Judah CohenGUEST
68:03
So, I mean, I think the peak is like August 20th to like the end of September or something.
Kelsey GravesGUEST
8:29
Wow.
Kelsey GravesGUEST
8:30
Hurricane season.
JennHOST
8:31
Yes.
Kelsey GravesGUEST
8:32
But it worked with our timeframe.

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JennHOST
15:18
Do not take a cruise vacation in the fall.
JennHOST
15:22
Three reasons.
JennHOST
15:23
One, you got hurricane season.
JennHOST
15:25
Two, as you experienced, fall, cold, and flu season.
Steve McGuireHOST
2:17
Excellent episode today as we look at the first full week of September, but first it's quiz time.
Steve McGuireHOST
2:25
On what date does the Atlantic hurricane season activity historically reach its peak? I read that kind of awkwardly.
Steve McGuireHOST
2:36
Let's try that again.
Steve McGuireHOST
2:37
So the question is this.
Steve McGuireHOST
2:39
On what date does the Atlantic hurricane season peak in its activity? About what date? and time of the year.
Steve McGuireHOST
2:49
So hint, it's sometime in September.
Steve McGuireHOST
2:51
I'll give you that.
Steve McGuireHOST
7:00
That is your week ahead for the first full week of September.
Jamila MisikHOST
8:42
But today's extreme weather seems to have been a carryover from the weekend.
Jamila MisikHOST
8:46
We are in the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, but these are now clearly very different weather occurrences.
Jamila MisikHOST
8:52
To help us understand the conditions producing all this weather, here's meteorologist Greg Thompson.
Jamila MisikHOST
8:58
Now Greg, today's weather had so many storm-like characteristics.

28 MINS LATER

Natalia Hall-ThomasHOST
36:50
Boaters were urged to seek safe harbor while residents were advised to stay indoors away from windows, trees and water as the weather moves through.
Natalia Hall-ThomasHOST
36:59
Well, today's tragedies linked to lots of bad weather this morning.
Natalia Hall-ThomasHOST
37:03
And while we are at the height or the peak of the hurricane season, it all seems a bit unusual given that there are no storms traveling or threatening us here in the Bahamas.
Natalia Hall-ThomasHOST
37:13
And to help us understand what's happening and what could have led to the deadly lightning strikes today is meteorologist Greg Thompson, who now joins us from the Weather Center.
Karen TownsendGUEST
6:30
So it's showing you that in this big, red blob of an area, there was a very high chance of formation within the next really two days, if not the longer period.
Karen TownsendGUEST
6:42
So this is now a seven-day product, and it's very highly recommended that you always check this daily during hurricane season.
Karen TownsendGUEST
6:53
Okay, so once a system begins to be tracked with numbered advisories, that's when the heart of HERVAC, you know, HERVAC is short for Hurricane and Evacuation, begins to pull together, you know, the combination of the hurricane evacuation study data with the storm surge data with the track, the potential track that the storm is going to take.
Karen TownsendGUEST
7:18
And so at this point the local emergency manager is using HERVAC to evaluate the potential storm surge threats in which coastal zones, which are pre-delineated through the hurricane evacuation study process, might need to evacuate.

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