The delayed activity in the Atlantic hurricane season reduces immediate risks for coastal regions typically affected by hurricanes, such as the southeastern United States and the Caribbean. However, the potential for late-season storms remains, and residents in hurricane-prone areas should remain vigilant. In contrast, the Pacific has experienced significant activity, including flooding rains from Tropical Storm Lala in Hawaii and impacts from Hurricane Lowell, which led to the first-ever tornado watch issued for the Hawaiian Islands.