News The Pacific is churning with hurricanes. The Atlantic is quiet. Blame El Niño Source selected by Storm News Editorial Desk · As published by NPR · September 25, 2026 · FacebookXWhatsAppEmail Sources and story details More NewsToday’s briefing ← Back to all news More News → Today’s briefing Subscribe to newsletter
NewsHurricane Polo expected to stir up powerful waves, high tide and rip currents in Long Beachlbpost.com · Sep 25, 2026Read the brief
NewsEd Sheeran concerts at Gillette Stadium canceled due to severe weatheroperativmm.az · Sep 25, 2026Read the brief
NewsHurricane Nolo to miss Hawaii but could trigger flooding, mudslidesupi.com · Sep 25, 2026Read the brief
NewsTropical storms Gonzalo, Fay churning in Atlantic, NHC saysOrlando Sentinel · Sep 25, 2026Read the brief
NewsLegacy Harbour Marina reopens in Fort Myers after Hurricane Ian damageGulf Coast News and Weather · Sep 25, 2026Read the brief
NewsNorth Carolina Ferry System suspends or limits routes after severe weatherWCTI · Sep 25, 2026Read the brief
NewsHurricane Nolo could bring repeat flooding to Hawaii’s Big IslandThe Washington Post · Sep 25, 2026Read the brief
NewsMassachusetts nor’easter: Hurricane-like storm set to blast the Bay StateBoston Herald · Sep 25, 2026Read the brief
NewsLong Beach tests new high-surf defense system as Hurricane Polo nearsNBC Los Angeles · Sep 25, 2026Read the brief
NewsLong Beach building a temporary wall ahead of Hurricane PoloNBC Los Angeles · Sep 25, 2026Read the brief
NewsHurricane Nolo’s real test for FEMA may come after the stormStraight Arrow · Sep 25, 2026Read the brief