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This Atlantic hurricane season is eerily silent, shattering records with zero major hurricanes so far — the longest such dry start in history. Blame it on a powerful El Nino, which is throwing up a triple threat: shredding winds, parched air, and sinking atmosphere that’s basically dismantling any storm trying to form. Warm ocean waters can’t compensate — the sky’s just too hostile right now. Meanwhile, the Pacific’s buzzing with storms, even hitting Hawaii, as El Nino steers them west. Don’t relax yet — quiet seasons can explode, like Hurricane Andrew did in ’92. Stay alert.

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