Hurricane Genevieve’s Powerful Eye Spins Over Eastern Pacific In Striking Satellite View

Hurricane Genevieve was a powerful Category 3 storm on July 27–29, 2026, located hundreds of miles southwest of Baja California and moving west-northwest over open ocean.

Time-lapse satellite imagery from GOES-19 shows the hurricane’s well-defined circular eye at the center of the storm. Tightly wound spiral rainbands rotate around the clear center as the system moves across the ocean.

The grayscale visible-band sequence captures the structure of Hurricane Genevieve over several hours on July 27, showing the storm’s powerful eye and tightly organized circulation.

No coastal watches or warnings were in effect.