Will Amanda be the first named hurricane in the Eastern Pacific in 2026
Liquidity-weighted aggregate sits at 14% across 7 Kalshi contracts.
Implied probability
Kalshi
14%
7 contracts
Polymarket
—
not bound
Cross-venue gap
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single venue
24h move
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no pin
24h volume
$624
7 contracts
Closes
Dec 1, 2026
177 days
30-day trend
Bracket families
7 clusters across 7 contracts.
These contracts were grouped by title similarity. The headline aggregate combines all clusters; verify the cluster you actually need before quoting a number.
Cluster 1
Will Arthur be the first named hurricane in the Atlantic in 2026
Will Arthur be the first named hurricane in the Atlantic in 2026?: Arthur
KXFIRSTHURRICANE-26DEC01ATL-ART
Cluster 2
Will Boris be the first named hurricane in the Eastern Pacific in 2026
Will Boris be the first named hurricane in the Eastern Pacific in 2026?: Boris
KXFIRSTHURRICANE-26DEC01EPAC-BOR
Cluster 3
Will Elida be the first named hurricane in the Eastern Pacific in 2026
Will Elida be the first named hurricane in the Eastern Pacific in 2026?: Elida
KXFIRSTHURRICANE-26DEC01EPAC-ELI
Cluster 4
Will Cristobal be the first named hurricane in the Atlantic in 2026
Will Cristobal be the first named hurricane in the Atlantic in 2026?: Cristobal
KXFIRSTHURRICANE-26DEC01ATL-CRI
Cluster 5
Will Dolly be the first named hurricane in the Atlantic in 2026
Will Dolly be the first named hurricane in the Atlantic in 2026?: Dolly
KXFIRSTHURRICANE-26DEC01ATL-DOL
Cluster 6
Will Bertha be the first named hurricane in the Atlantic in 2026
Will Bertha be the first named hurricane in the Atlantic in 2026?: Bertha
KXFIRSTHURRICANE-26DEC01ATL-BER
Cluster 7
Will Edouard be the first named hurricane in the Atlantic in 2026
Will Edouard be the first named hurricane in the Atlantic in 2026?: Edouard
KXFIRSTHURRICANE-26DEC01ATL-EDO
Analysis
This market estimates an 8% probability that Amanda will be the first named hurricane to form in the Eastern Pacific during the 2026 season. Hurricane formation depends on ocean temperatures, atmospheric conditions, and the timing of storm development relative to the Atlantic basin, where storms typically form first in the annual cycle. The low probability reflects that Atlantic hurricanes historically tend to develop before Eastern Pacific ones, as shown by markets pricing Arthur at 30% for the Atlantic. The market will resolve once the National Hurricane Center officially designates the first hurricane in each basin, likely between June and September 2026 when peak season activity occurs.
- ›Atlantic basin development historically precedes Eastern Pacific by several weeks on average, currently priced at roughly 4x the Eastern Pacific probability
- ›Sea surface temperature patterns through July-August 2026 will determine whether conditions favor early Eastern Pacific intensification over Atlantic activity
- ›The official National Hurricane Center hurricane designation is the sole determinant for resolution, requiring wind speeds of 74+ mph and official naming
- ›Kalshi volume concentration ($128 24h on Arthur vs $11-16 on other contracts) indicates significantly higher market interest in Atlantic first-hurricane outcomes
- ›Seasonal timing: if both basins remain relatively quiet through mid-July, Eastern Pacific probability would likely increase as ocean warming progresses
What moved the line
- Jun 3Elida↓87pp95→8¢ · Kalshi
- Jun 6Boris↓17pp40→23¢ · Kalshi
- Jun 6Elida↑12pp8→20¢ · Kalshi
- Jun 3Boris↑11pp16→27¢ · Kalshi
- Jun 4Boris↑11pp27→38¢ · Kalshi
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