Hostile Atlantic Pattern Suppresses Hurricane Formation as El Niño Fuels Unprecedented Seasonal Divide
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At this time of year, there would normally have been about four hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean. This year, there hasn't been a single one. Get the explanation here.
2026 could be the third hurricane-free year since the beginning of the records. However, one factor shifts the rules.
Hostile Atlantic Pattern Suppresses Hurricane Formation as El Niño Fuels Unprecedented Seasonal Divide
Hostile atmospheric conditions and El Niño drive a historic Atlantic hurricane drought in 2026, even as forecasters monitor new tropical risks near the Azores.
Meteorologists believe that the Atlantic hurricane season has reached an unusual level — a situation like this has not been seen for at least 175 years.
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