First Atlantic Hurricane Season without a Hurricane by Sept. 21 in 112 Years
Forecasters cite El Niño and wind shear as the main reasons the Atlantic has stayed hurricane-free, with AccuWeather saying the basin averages four hurricanes by mid-September.
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First Atlantic hurricane season without a hurricane by Sept. 21 in 112 years
The Atlantic basin has reached late September without a single hurricane forming for the first time since 1914. Explore historical tropical climatology data, 2026 storm totals compared to NOAA predictions, and the rare 112-year weather benchmark.
WE DID IT!–For the first time since 1914 there have been no N...
For the first time since 1914, there have been no North Atlantic hurricane formations by September 21st. The post WE DID IT!–For the first time since 1914 there have been no North Atlantic hurricane formations by September 21st! appeared first on Watts Up With That?.
The East Coast Has Broken a 112-Year Record with No Hurricanes So Far This Season
The Atlantic Basin hasn’t produced a single hurricane at this point in the season for the first time in 112 years. The only two years on record without East Coast hurricanes were 1914 and 1907. The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season has also broken a 60-year record for the latest start for a hurricane to form since satellite tracking began in […]
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