We're already smashing a record-long wait for the first Atlantic hurricane. Given the intense El Niño, 2026 could be an unprecedented modern-era shutout.

Was Hurricane Isaias the last chapter of a suppressed 2026 Atlantic hurricane season? Here's what past super El Niño seasons ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. September 11, 2026, marks a historic milestone in the Atlantic hurricane season, as no ...

Forecasters say no tropical development is expected over the next week, but are watching the southern Gulf for a possible system later in October.

Atlantic hurricane season runs from June through November, and the last time one passed by without an intense cyclone was ...

Last week, the Atlantic hurricane season blew through its traditional peak—which comes around September 10—with nary a tropical wave in sight, let alone a storm or hurricane. This is remarkable.

It has been over 330 days since the last hurricane formed in the Atlantic, extending the drought as September nears its end without a single hurricane developing in the basin. The last hurricane to ...

El Niño has so far this year suppressed tropical activity and prevented any hurricanes from forming, a trend that is breaking records.

Tropical Storm Gonzalo formed Thursday in the far eastern Atlantic Ocean, becoming the latest cyclone in what has generally been a quiet 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. Gonzalo is expected to bring ...

The tropics remained quiet Sept. 11, ensuring we have at least tied a remarkable record with a high potential of smashing it. The latest date the first hurricane of the year has formed in the Atlantic ...