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\n 2026. Green S markers show Norbert at tropical storm strength from Saturday through 2 AM Tuesday. Blue D markers show the post-tropical
\n remnant low forecast for 2 AM Wednesday and 2 AM Thursday, the last point about 345 miles southeast of Hilo. The shaded cone shows the
\n probable track of the center, not the size of the storm. Data: NOAA National Hurricane Center.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
Tropical Storm Norbert was centered about 1,255 miles west-southwest of the southern tip of Baja California and about 1,760 miles east of
\n Hilo, Hawaii, at 5:00 a.m. HST on Saturday, September 12, 2026, with maximum sustained winds near 60 mph. The National Hurricane Center lists
\n no coastal watches or warnings and no hazards affecting land. Norbert is moving west-northwest at 10 mph over open water, and the official
\n forecast weakens it to a post-tropical remnant low by early Wednesday.<\/p>\n
Key points:<\/strong><\/p>\n Get Severe Weather Alerts for Your Location<\/p>\n When any NWS watch, warning, or advisory is issued for your area, iAlert sends you an immediate notification by email, text message, or phone call, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.<\/p>\n Sign Up for Severe Weather Alerts →<\/a>\n<\/div>\n Advisory Number 12 from the National Hurricane Center in Miami placed the center near latitude 17.3 North, longitude 128.3 West at 1500 Maximum sustained winds are 60 mph (50 knots) with higher gusts, and the minimum central pressure is 999 mb. That leaves Tropical Storm The wind field of Tropical Storm Norbert is lopsided. Tropical-storm-force winds reach up to 105 miles from the center to the northwest The most important line in the advisory for readers on land is the shortest one. Under “Hazards Affecting Land,” the National Hurricane Forecasters expect a turn toward the west on Sunday, with that general heading continuing for the next several days as a subtropical ridge Only modest strengthening is expected through the weekend, with a forecast peak of 65 mph. Gradual weakening follows early next week. The <\/p>\n\n
Where Tropical Storm Norbert stands now<\/h2>\n
\n UTC Saturday. That is 5:00 a.m. HST, 8:00 a.m. PDT, and 11:00 a.m. EDT.<\/p>\n
\n Norbert 14 mph below the 74 mph hurricane threshold. The NHC discussion notes the objective and subjective intensity estimates were unchanged
\n from six hours earlier.<\/p>\n
\n and about 90 miles to the northeast, but only about 30 miles to the south. NHC expanded the northern wind radii after an OSCAT-3
\n scatterometer pass (a satellite instrument that measures winds at the ocean surface) at 0842 UTC.<\/p>\n
\n Center listed a single word: none.<\/p>\nForecast track and intensity for Tropical Storm Norbert<\/h2>\n
\n to the north steers the storm. Most of the skilled track models shifted north on this cycle, so NHC moved its official track to the right of
\n the previous forecast, close to the GDMI ensemble mean and the HCCA consensus aid.<\/p>\n
\n forecast table shows Tropical Storm Norbert crossing 140\u00b0W into the Central Pacific basin between 2 p.m. HST Monday and 2 a.m. HST Tuesday,
\n then becoming a post-tropical remnant low by 2 a.m. HST Wednesday, September 16.<\/p>\n