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El Niño disrupts Atlantic hurricane season
There have been no hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean this season for over 103 days, setting a record driven by strong El Niño conditions that suppress storm development. Despite warm waters, increasing wind shear has prevented most storms from forming, with only five short-lived tropical storms occurring so far. The season is the least active since 1950, and no significant hurricanes are expected in the near future, though late-season storms may still pose risks to the US Gulf Coast.
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