Subtropical Storm Josephine Moves Away from U.S.
Subtropical Storm Josephine Moves Away from U.S.
US · Published Oct 23, 2026
• The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is beginning to wind down, with activity typically decreasing as November approaches.
• Currently, Subtropical Storm Josephine is located off the mid-Atlantic coast.

Impact & Risks

Subtropical Storm Josephine is not expected to pose a significant threat to the U.S. as it moves northeastward away from the mid-Atlantic coast. However, the storm serves as a reminder of the potential for late-season tropical activity, particularly in areas near the Bahamas and along frontal boundaries. While the overall hurricane season has been quieter than average, forecasters are keeping an eye on a low-pressure system near the Bahamas that could develop into a storm next week. The risk of significant impacts from this system is currently considered low due to unfavorable wind shear conditions.

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