An El Niño weather pattern is limiting storm activity in the Atlantic, leaving the region hurricane-free so far this season.
No hurricanes through September is unprecedented in the modern record, and it’s a little surreal to look at the maps every day this month and see the deep tropics basically shut off,” says ...
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September ends hurricane-free in the Atlantic for the first time in 32 years amid impending Super El Niño
Tropical Storm Hanna formed in the open waters of the Central Subtropical Atlantic later Monday morning, about 870 miles east ...
It has been over 330 days since the last hurricane formed in the Atlantic, extending the drought as September nears its end ...
Tropical Storm Gonzalo has dissipated, while Tropical Depression Fay is holding steady as it moves south and a new ...
El Nino is just one reason for a wildly uneven hurricane season. The Atlantic is historically quiet, while the Pacific is a ...
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