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El Niño Tears Bertha Apart
Tropical Storm Bertha is weakening due to strong upper-level wind shear over the Gulf Coast, primarily driven by high-pressure in the Midwest, rather than El Niño. The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is expected to be below average because El Niño increases wind shear across the Caribbean and tropical Atlantic, suppressing storm development. Forecasts predict continued high shear levels, further limiting hurricane activity during the season.
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