Hurricane Leah Tracker
Leah has not formed yet. It is the second unused name on the 2026 Atlantic storm name list, so it will be given to the second tropical storm that forms in the Atlantic. This page turns into a live tracker with the storm's path, forecast cone and advisories as soon as the National Hurricane Center names it.
2026 Atlantic storm names
Arthur, Bertha, Cristobal, Dolly, Edouard, Fay, Gonzalo, Hanna, Isaias, Josephine, Kyle, Leah, Marco, Nana, Omar, Paulette, Rene, Sally, Teddy, Vicky, Wilfred.
Frequently asked questions
Has Hurricane Leah formed yet?
Leah has not formed yet. It is the second unused name on the 2026 Atlantic storm name list, so it will be given to the second tropical storm that forms in the Atlantic. This page turns into a live tracker with the storm's path, forecast cone and advisories as soon as the National Hurricane Center names it.
When will the name Leah be used?
Names are assigned in order when a system reaches tropical storm strength (39 mph). Leah will be used after 1 more Atlantic storm is named. Not every name on the list is used in a season.
Hurricane categories
| Category | Sustained winds | Knots | Expected damage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Category 1 | 74–95 mph | 64–82 kt | Very dangerous winds will produce some damage |
| Category 2 | 96–110 mph | 83–95 kt | Extremely dangerous winds will cause extensive damage |
| Category 3 (major) | 111–129 mph | 96–112 kt | Devastating damage will occur |
| Category 4 (major) | 130–156 mph | 113–136 kt | Catastrophic damage will occur |
| Category 5 (major) | 157 mph or higher | 137 kt or higher | Catastrophic damage will occur |