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National Hurricane Center 5-day forecast track cone for Potential Tropical Cyclone One, issued 1 PM CDT Tuesday June 16, 2026, showing the system moving northeast from its current position near Corpus Christi, strengthening into Tropical Storm Arthur by 7 AM Wednesday near Houston, making landfall at 7 PM Wednesday along the upper Texas-Louisiana coast, and weakening to a tropical depression by 7 AM Thursday over Louisiana
Potential Area of Tropical Development Growing More Concerning in the Gulf
A blue circular hurricane evacuation route sign mounted on a post along a coastal road, with traffic visible in the background, indicating the designated route residents should follow when ordered to evacuate ahead of an approaching hurricane
Know Your Hurricane Zones: A Comprehensive Guide to Zones A-F
NOAA Storm Prediction Center Day 2 categorical severe weather outlook issued at 0559Z June 16, 2026, valid from 1200Z Wednesday June 17 through 1200Z Thursday June 18, showing a Moderate (Level 4 of 5) risk centered over central and southern Illinois and Indiana, an Enhanced (Level 3) risk across a broader corridor from Iowa through Kentucky, and Slight and Marginal risks extending through the Ohio Valley and into the Northeast — where all modes of severe weather including tornadoes, wind gusts up to 85 mph, and large hail are expected
High Probability of Tornadoes for the Midwest on Wednesday
NOAA satellite imagery showing sea surface temperature anomalies in the equatorial Pacific Ocean during the first week of June 2026, with warm anomalies shown in red and orange indicating the El Niño pattern that NOAA officially declared this month, with subsurface ocean heat content tracking among the highest ever recorded
NOAA Officially Declares Arrival of El Nino - Now What?