

The Atlantic Looks Quiet while Hurricanes Still Threaten Mexico
Between cold fronts pushing south over the Gulf and Florida, and the El Niño-driven band of upper-level winds over the Atlantic, no tropical development is expected in the foreseeable future that could affect the U.S. or nearby areas. Is hurricane season over? There's a reasonable chance it is for us, but that's not 100%. The large disturbance over the far eastern Atlantic is still there, but strong upper-level winds are stretching it out and prohibiting development. As it he

Bryan Norcross
8 hours ago
