Florida hurricane season ends Nov. 30
Florida and the Atlantic basin have seen an unusually quiet 2026 hurricane season so far, with eight named storms recorded as of Oct. 2 but no hurricanes. If no system reaches hurricane strength by the official season end on Nov. 30, it would be only the third such season in records back to 1851, after 1907 and 1914, though early records may miss storms before the satellite era. NOAA averages are about 14 named storms, seven hurricanes and three major hurricanes per season, and experts note this quiet pattern is notable given near-record warm North Atlantic sea surface temperatures.
If no hurricane forms by Nov. 30, the season will have no hurricanes.
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The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June to November. So far eight named storms…
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