South Pacific · 2026

Cyclone Wati, 2026

Past storm No longer active in the official data. Official positions ran from 19 Oct 2026 to 19 Oct 2026, 06:00 UTC.

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The storm in brief

NameWati
TypeCyclone Wati (by the strength the agencies reported)
BasinSouth Pacific
StatusNo longer active · first position 19 Oct 2026, latest 19 Oct 2026, 06:00 UTC
Peak intensity
GDACS: "Tropical Storm (maximum wind speed of 120 km/h)"
Highest GDACS alert level: Green.
Countries in official alertsCook Islands, French Polynesia
Agency idsGDACS event 1001339

Peak figures are the highest the agencies gave in the positions this site recorded. NHC gives one-minute sustained wind in knots; GDACS's sentence is quoted as GDACS published it. Final figures come later, in the agencies' post-storm reports.

Track

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  • Positions the agencies reported (solid)
All 1 recorded positions
Time (UTC)CentreWindSource
19 Oct 06:00 20.7°S 156.8°W 120 km/h · GDACS Green GDACS

The track is the series of official positions this site recorded; GDACS positions are the centre GDACS gave with each update. Gaps mean an update was not read, not that the storm stopped.

Warnings and events this site stored

  1. 16 Oct 2026, 06:00 UTC
    Minor Cook Islands, French Polynesia: Tropical Cyclone WATI-26 · GDACS · French Polynesia
  2. 19 Oct 2026, 06:00 UTC
    Moderate Tropical Cyclone Wati · EONET

Linked when the agency's own record of this storm, or a warning naming it ("Cyclone Wati"), was stored on this site. Severity levels are the ones shown on each event page.

Official agencies

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Questions

Where is Cyclone Wati now?

Cyclone Wati is no longer active in the official data this site reads. Its last official position was on 19 Oct 2026.

How strong did Cyclone Wati get?

GDACS: "Tropical Storm (maximum wind speed of 120 km/h)" Highest GDACS alert level: Green. These are the agencies' own figures from the positions this site recorded; final figures come later in the agencies' post-storm reports.

Alert data from GDACS (European Commission Joint Research Centre & United Nations OCHA), gdacs.org. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. More storms: all named tropical storms · where a storm could form next.