Hurricane Season

This page collects the 26 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Hurricane Season”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Weather, Climate, and Weather.

1. Thu, Sep 31 item
   1. Edouard Brings Heavy Rain to Texas Amidst Atlantic Hurricane LullThe remnants of Tropical Storm Edouard are causing heavy rainfall and flash flood risks in East Texas, while the Atlantic basin experiences an unusual lull in hurricane activity during the peak seasonMiami-Dade
2. Tue, Sep 12 items
   1. Tropical Storm Edouard forms south of Louisiana coastTropical Storm Edouard, the fifth named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, formed Monday evening approximately 100 miles south of the Louisiana coast. As of Tuesday morning, the storm has noMiami-Dade
   2. Tropical Storm Edouard approaches Texas and Louisiana coast with flood risksMiami-Dade
3. Sun, Aug 301 item
   1. Tropical storm remnants bring rain to Caribbean with low redevelopment chanceThe remnants of former Tropical Storm Dolly are moving westward across the Caribbean, providing rainfall to drought-affected areas in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Forecasters indicate a low proMiami-Dade
4. Mon, Aug 241 item
   1. Meteorologists track two tropical disturbances in the Atlantic for potential late August developmentForecasters are monitoring two separate weather disturbances in the Atlantic Ocean that may increase tropical activity this week following a historically slow start to the hurricane season. These systMiami-Dade
5. Fri, Aug 213 items
   1. Meteorologists report subtropical hurricane activity and track potential storm MokeThe Atlantic hurricane season is currently dominated by subtropical activity in the Gulf and waters near Florida and the Bahamas due to El Niño. Forecasters are monitoring disturbances in the open AtlMiami-Dade
   2. Meteorologists report subtropical hurricane activity in the AtlanticMiami-Dade
   3. Meteorologists report all 2023 hurricane season storms originated in subtropical AtlanticMiami-Dade

1. 01National Hurricane Centerorganization7 mentions
2. 02El Niñoother4 mentions
3. 03Mokeother4 mentions
4. 04Atlanticlocation4 mentions
5. 05Bahamaslocation3 mentions
6. 06Edouardother3 mentions
7. 07Floridalocation3 mentions
8. 08El Niñoother2 mentions
9. 09Lalaother2 mentions
10. 10DeepMindorganization2 mentions