Tropical development odds drop near Bermuda. Could September end without a hurricane?

A tropical disturbance near Bermuda has only a 30% chance of developing as the Atlantic and the Texas coast continues to be hurricane-free.

The surprising reason there have been no Atlantic hurricanes this year

El Niño isn’t the only factor. Another force could be contributing to fewer storms and a later peak in the season.
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Eerily Quiet: Hurricane Activity in The Atlantic Ocean Has Just Passed an Ominous Milestone

(NASA Earth Observatory /Lauren Dauphin) Of all recorded weather disasters, hurricanes cause the most catastrophic amounts of ...

Tropical Storm Dolly forms in the Atlantic and could bring heavy rain to parts of the Caribbean

MIAMI — Tropical Storm Dolly formed Thursday in the Atlantic Ocean far from land, and forecasters said it could bring heavy rain to portions of the Caribbean. The storm was about 1,555 miles east of ...
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Twin tropical waves sweep the Atlantic as rough seas build across the Caribbean

Two active tropical waves are tracking west across the central Atlantic Ocean today, bringing clusters of thunderstorms and ...

New tropical area of interest may be an indicator of increased activity in the Atlantic

A tropical system may form from a tropical wave in the Central Atlantic during the middle of September.

Hurricane center watching 3 tropical waves as peak of season arrives

Now experts are considering the possibility 2026 may be a season with no hurricanes. There's still a lot of time left in the ...