The National Hurricane Center's tropical outlook shows nothing in the Atlantic basin to be concerned about for the next two to seven days.

The Atlantic hurricane season began on Monday, marking a six-month period for tropical storm development across the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea and Gulf.

June 1 marks the official start of Atlantic hurricane season, though warming oceans and earlier-forming storms are blurring the traditional boundaries of the season.

RIGHT NOW ON OUR WEBSITE. THE OFFICIAL START OF THE ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON IS STILL ABOUT TWO WEEKS AWAY, BUT THE NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER JUST ISSUED ITS FIRST TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK. METEOROLOGIST BRIAN SLOCUM JOINS US IN STUDIO WITH WHAT IT SHOWS.

An artificial intelligence-driven weather forecast tool has flagged a potential early‑season signal in the Atlantic Ocean, prompting some meteorologists to note a low‑confidence hint of tropical development before the Atlantic hurricane season officially begins,

The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season begins today with forecasters calling for a quieter-than-usual year, but federal and university outlooks continue to stress a point familiar to the Caribbean and the U.

June marks the official start of the basin's annual cycle, and meteorologists are already watching two distinct regional hot spots for development.