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Los Angeles Times
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El Niño Could Delay Atlantic Storms
The record-quiet Atlantic hurricane season is due to an enormous El Niño, which has suppressed storm formation through strong wind shear, dry air, African dust, and high-pressure systems. No hurricanes have formed this year, and storm activity is only 7% of normal at this point, despite warm ocean temperatures. Conversely, El Niño is fueling an active Pacific hurricane season, with numerous storms and increased intensity in the Eastern and Central Pacific regions.
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