In the modern satellite era, there have only been two hurricane seasons with two or fewer hurricanes in the Atlantic basin, followed by significant snowfall.
Eight tropical storms and no hurricanes: the Atlantic lives its quietest season since there are satellites, while the Pacific accumulates category 5 monsters.What's behind this unprecedented situation?A view of Hurricane Isabel (2003) from space.The image was taken by a member of the crew of Expedition 7 aboard the International Space Station on September 15, 2003. (NASA)If in June someone told you that we were going to arrive in October without…