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Where have all the Atlantic hurricanes gone? El Nino might bring record slow storm season
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· September 15, 2026
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Key points Details about the storm season and El Nino's impact can be found through WCAX, which has more on the story. A record slow storm season is possible due to El Nino.
A record slow storm season is possible due to El Nino. The Atlantic hurricane season has been quieter than expected.
El Nino might be the reason for the slow storm season. Further information is available from WCAX.
Details about the storm season and El Nino's impact can be found through WCAX, which has more on the story.
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