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A “super” El Niño is brewing and could be one of the strongest on record — and it’s set to dramatically quiet the Atlantic hurricane season, making major storms less likely but not impossible. High-altitude winds from this event disrupt tropical storm formation, though just one storm can still pack a devastating punch. For Tennessee, past strong El Niños have brought milder, wetter falls, followed by cooler, drier winters — then warmer, wetter springs — but these are historical trends, not guarantees. Even with fewer hurricanes, coastal areas must stay vigilant: some of the most destructive storms hit later in the season, when people are least prepared.

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