Twelve Capital says no imminent global tropical cyclone landfall risk

• Twelve Capital flagged no imminent risk of tropical cyclone landfall globally in its Oct. 2, 2026 cat radar update.
• Recent storm activity stayed concentrated in the Pacific.
• Limited expected insurance impact from Hurricane Polo’s landfalls in Baja California and Sonora due to low insured exposure.
• Hurricane Rachel strengthened into a major hurricane while moving away from Mexico.
• Major-hurricane intensity for Rachel expected to hold into early Saturday.
• Elevated Pacific tropical cyclone activity could persist for weeks, citing El Niño conditions and late-season precedent.
• In the Atlantic, redevelopment risk from Fay’s remnants assessed as very low.
• Models showed a possible weak system in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico next week, with heavy rainfall as the main risk.

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