A strong El Niño actually means fewer Atlantic hurricanes, but the Pacific has been extra stormy
While the central and eastern Pacific have seen 16 named storms, not one Atlantic hurricane has formed so far this season. Here’s why.
The Atlantic Ocean has had an unusually quiet hurricane season this year. While six named storms have formed, not a single one has strengthened into a hurricane—a rarity that hasn’t occurred in decades.
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