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The Atlantic hurricane season is off to its quietest start ever—zero hurricanes so far in 2026, with only five short-lived tropical storms. Blame it on a supercharged El Niño, which is chilling Atlantic storm formation by messing with wind patterns. While modern satellites let us track every storm, past seasons like 1907 may have missed many too—back then, no eyes in the sky. With no tropical activity predicted for the next week, we’re trending toward the latest-ever season kickoff since satellite monitoring began. Peak hurricane season usually hits August through October, but this year? The weather’s playing hard to get.

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