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This hurricane season is breaking records for its eerie quiet—only five tropical storms and zero hurricanes as of September 10, far below the average. Experts blame El Niño-driven wind shear and dry air, making storm formation nearly impossible. If no hurricane forms by September 11, it’ll be the latest in recorded history. While a few tropical waves linger, forecasters say major development is unlikely next week—though a small chance remains off Florida’s coast. Though the Atlantic has never gone a full year without hurricanes since 1950 (and none since 1914), this season’s calm is historic—but not unprecedented. Wind shear and El Niño are expected to keep things quiet for now. Remember: hurricane season doesn’t end until November 30—stay prepared, even when the skies stay calm.

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