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El Niño and Atlantic hurricanes
For the first time in over 30 years, no hurricanes have formed in the Atlantic during September, typically the most active month of the hurricane season. Experts attribute this to the strong El Niño, which disrupts Atlantic wind patterns and increases wind shear, preventing storm development. With only two months remaining, there is a growing possibility that the season will have no hurricanes at all, a rare occurrence in recorded history. Meanwhile, the eastern North Pacific has been highly active due to the El Niño, which promotes storm formation in that region.
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