Wind shear associated with El Niño has kept the Atlantic basin quiet as 2026 nears a satellite-era record.

El Niño has helped suppress Atlantic hurricanes so far, but experts warn Florida residents should remain prepared.

The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is historically quiet, with models suggesting it could be the lowest ever.

As of Tuesday, five named storms formed in the Atlantic basin: Arthur, Bertha, Cristobal, Dolly and Edouard. Not one has ...

Edouard peaked at 60 mph, but post-landfall rains were worst: slow bands pulled Gulf moisture into east Texas, dumping 10+ ...

National Hurricane Center climatology chart shows the typical rise in Atlantic storm activity toward the Sept. 10 peak, ...

If no hurricane forms by Sept. 11, it will mark the latest period in the satellite era without an Atlantic hurricane.

Of the five tropical storms that have formed during the 2026 hurricane season, three have made U.S. landfalls including ...

Despite an active Pacific hurricane season, strong El Niño-driven wind shear over the Atlantic has led to fewer, weaker ...

The lastest hurricane recorded in the Atlantic formed on September 11th, and we can pass that date this year without a ...

The Atlantic hurricane season peaks September 10 with no hurricanes so far, while a strong El Niño has helped fuel a busy ...

The Atlantic hurricane season is currently on track to set a record this year, and El Nino may be the reason why—but not in ...