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The First September in Three Decades Without an Atlantic Hurricane

September is normally the most active month of the Atlantic hurricane season. This year it passed without a single Atlantic hurricane — the first time in three decades, the BBC reports. One quiet month is not a season, let alone a climate, but a three-decade first is a large enough outlier that the reason for it becomes the interesting question.

AI-generated discussion · Different perspectives

Take

A quiet September is weather, not climate. The number to watch is the full-season count.

Pushback

The absence is itself the anomaly. 'First time in three decades' is not a small number to wave off.

Based on publisher excerpts

BBC World ↗Could El Niño mean there are no Atlantic hurricanes this year?