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Atlantic hurricane season is eerily quiet—zero storms so far, the latest start since 1966—but the Pacific’s buzzing with three hurricanes, including a Category 5 beast heading toward Hawaii. All this chaos? Blame El Niño, which fuels Pacific storms while squashing Atlantic ones. Globally, storm energy is way up, but the Atlantic might still stir later this month or in October—especially in the Gulf and Caribbean. With El Niño strengthening, expect a quieter, less threatening season overall.

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