2027 tropical cyclone seasons worldwide
In 2027, 1 storms reached tropical-storm strength across the six ocean basins. 1 of them reached hurricane or typhoon strength (64 kt) and 0 became major storms (96 kt or more). The strongest was Cyclone Wati in the Southern Hemisphere, at 75 mph. The Southern Hemisphere figures are the 2026–27 season, which IBTrACS files under 2027.
2027 at a glance
- Storms at tropical-storm strength (34 kt+): 1, from 1 systems tracked.
- Hurricanes and typhoons (64 kt+): 1.
- Major storms (96 kt+): 0.
- Accumulated cyclone energy, all basins: 4, 0% of the 800 that the six basins produce in an average year (1991–2020).
- Strongest storm worldwide: Cyclone Wati, Southern Hemisphere, 75 mph (64 kt), 984 mb.
- Most active basin against its average: Southern Hemisphere, with 2% of its average accumulated cyclone energy.
- Least active against its average: Atlantic, at 0%.
Each basin in 2027
Counts against each basin’s 1991–2020 average. Open a basin for its 2027 track map, every storm and its landfalls.
Atlantic hurricane season
2027 season
No storms recorded.
East Pacific hurricane season
2027 season
No storms recorded.
Central Pacific hurricane season
2027 season
No storms recorded.
West Pacific typhoon season
2027 season
No storms recorded.
North Indian cyclone season
2027 season
No storms recorded.
Southern Hemisphere cyclone season
2026–27 season
1 named (average 26.7), 1 at hurricane strength (average 13.8). Strongest: Cyclone Wati, 75 mph.
Strongest storms of 2027
| Storm | Basin | Peak wind | Min pressure | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wati | Southern Hemisphere | C1 75 mph | 984 mb | – |
Peak winds are 1-minute sustained winds from the NHC and JTWC best tracks, so storms in different basins compare on the same scale.