“These Summer Storms”: Hulu Project Involving the Fosters — Release Date Still Unconfirmed

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Hulu is developing the novel adaptation “These Summer Storms.” Deadline reports exclusively that Hulu is developing the drama series based on Sarah MacLean’s novel of the same name. The project is handled by 20th Television; Erin and Sara Foster are also involved.

The report comes in the context of the launch of the third season of the Netflix comedy “Nobody Wants This”. According to Deadline, that season begins on the same weekend that Hulu’s new development is reported. Both current projects are connected to the Foster sisters but concern different platforms and formats.

The project’s status is clear: The novel adaptation is in development, but no series launch has been scheduled. The information provided names neither a release date nor the cast.

Hulu and 20th Television: Where the adaptation stands

The report establishes two clear points: Hulu is developing the story of “These Summer Storms,” and 20th Television is involved in the process. It therefore makes clear which production company is handling the project.

At the same time, the status remains clear: “in development”. This does not mean that Hulu has already announced a series launch or a specific number of seasons. The report names particular people but does not yet provide a series premiere date.

Erin and Sara Foster are involved — specific credits are still missing

Deadline reports that Erin and Sara Foster are involved in “Nobody Wants This” and also in another series project titled “These Summer Storms.” The report also references the label “Fatigue Sisters,” which is associated with the two Foster sisters.

Erin and Sara Foster’s involvement is confirmed. Their exact responsibilities are not. They could be involved as producers, showrunners, screenwriters, directors, or in several of these roles. Concrete credits should therefore not be assumed in advance.

Sarah MacLean’s novel provides the creative basis

The source novel is explicitly identified: Sarah MacLean’s “These Summer Storms,” published in 2025. Deadline describes the Hulu version as a drama and also cites the novel’s title and year of publication.

The report contains no reliable details about the plot itself. It does not name any characters, settings, or the ages of the lead characters. Anyone interested in the story must therefore either consult the original novel for now or wait for a later official series announcement.

The Netflix launch provides the timing context

Deadline places the Hulu development alongside the weekend premiere of the third season of “Nobody Wants This” on Netflix. The two projects, however, are on different platforms — Netflix for the comedy and Hulu for the novel-based drama series.

The season’s launch increases public attention on the Foster sisters’ new project. It is not, however, a release date for “These Summer Storms” and should not be interpreted as an indication of an imminent Hulu broadcast.

What is confirmed — and what remains open

What is confirmed is the title, its classification as a drama, the source novel by Sarah MacLean from 2025, the project’s development at Hulu with the involvement of 20th Television, and the involvement of Erin and Sara Foster. That already amounts to a concrete series project, but not yet a complete production schedule.

What remains open is the release, the scope of the first season, the cast, the exact roles of Erin and Sara Foster, and further production steps. As long as these questions remain open, the position is simple: A Hulu adaptation has been announced — but no release date has been set for “These Summer Storms.”

Original report

Deadline’s original report summarizes the names currently confirmed and the development status.