Pacific hurricane activity signals strong 2026 season
In October 2026, the eastern Pacific Ocean experienced significant tropical cyclone activity, with two hurricanes—"Trudy" and "Simon"—forming. Trudy weakened to a tropical storm with wind speeds around 95 km/h and moved away from the Mexican coasts, while Simon had reached Category 4 before beginning to weaken, bringing strong winds and heavy rains. This activity reflects the strength of the 2026 tropical season and is linked to increased sea surface temperatures, high humidity, and the El Niño phenomenon, all of which heighten the risk of floods and heavy rainfall in coastal areas.
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