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El Niño leads to first no-hurricane September in decades
The Atlantic hurricane season has been unusually quiet, with no hurricanes forming in September for the first time in over 30 years, largely due to strong El Niño-induced wind shear. Despite warm Atlantic waters, this wind shear has prevented storm development, with only three tropical storms forming last month and minimal storm activity overall. As the season progresses, the lack of hurricanes raises the possibility of an entire season without any hurricanes, a rare occurrence in modern records.
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