Louisiana Hurricane Season 2026 Forecast Calls for Fewer Storms, But Risks Remain

from Mornings with Brian Haldane · host Guaranty Broadcasting Company

LSU climatologist Dr. Jill Trepanier says the 2026 hurricane season is expected to be quieter than recent years, with NOAA forecasting 8 to 14 named storms. However, she warns it only takes one storm to impact Louisiana. Trepanier says warm Gulf waters can rapidly strengthen storms, especially those that develop close to home in the Gulf or Caribbean. She encourages residents to stay prepared throughout hurricane season.

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