2026 season
Hurricane Genevieve
Genevieve was a named storm in the 2026 Eastern Pacific season, peaking as a hurricane. The National Hurricane Center's record for Genevieve
Getting ready
- Know your evacuation zone and two ways out. Leave when officials tell you to.
- Water: one gallon per person per day for several days. Food that needs no cooking.
- Flashlights, spare batteries, a battery or hand-crank radio, charged power banks.
- Medicines, copies of documents in a waterproof bag, cash.
- Never run a generator indoors or in a garage: carbon monoxide kills.
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Questions
Where is Genevieve now?
Genevieve is no longer active. Its record is on the National Hurricane Center's 2026 archive.
What should I do if a hurricane is coming?
Follow your local officials and leave when told to. Know your evacuation zone, fill your car's tank, charge phones and power banks, and have water, food, medicines and a battery radio ready for several days without power.
Source: National Hurricane Center, read Oct 31, 6:54 AM EDT. Winds are NHC's one-minute sustained winds, converted from knots. We don't forecast storms.