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Atlantic Records No Hurricanes in 60 Years
The Atlantic Ocean has experienced the longest hurricane-free period since records began in 1966, with no hurricanes occurring until September 16, 2026. This is likely the longest such period since 1941, and it may continue until September 22 if no new hurricanes form. The phenomenon is attributed to the influence of a strong El Niño event, which increases turbulent winds over the ocean and suppresses hurricane development, although there are weak indications of a low-probability tropical depression developing southeast of Bermuda. To date, the Atlantic hurricane season has never been completely free of storms since satellite monitoring began. The last major hurricane was "Melissa" in October 2025, a Category 5 storm. The situation could change before the season ends on November 30.
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