Why Are the Tropics Quiet During the Peak of Hurricane Season?

Why are the tropics quiet during the peak of hurricane season?

If you look at the tropics right now, it does not seem like it is mid-September.

Atlantic Hurricane Season Peak Arrives, But Not This Year

Usually, the second week of September is buzzing with tropical activity. This year, though, the Atlantic hurricane season is snoozing. Here's why that's happening and some perspective on what lies ahead.

Hurricane Season Sails Into Peaceful Peak

September 10th marks the historical peak of Atlantic hurricane season, when tropical storms typically reach their most intense activity. But this year? The ocean is taking a break. The National Weather Service shared some welcome news: no tropical development is expected over the next seven days. For a date that usually sees the most hurricane […] The post Hurricane Season Sails Into Peaceful Peak appeared first on The Georgia Sun.

Hurricane season near its peak; anything to worry about?

The Atlantic hurricane season is nearing its climatological peak, but things were strangely quiet in the tropics as of Sunday.

Tropical Atlantic is quiet as we approach peak season

There are no areas of interest in the Atlantic and things look to remain quiet over the next 7 days.

Another round of weird peak-season quiet in the Atlantic tropics » Yale Climate Connections

Resilient Hurricane Kiko finally weakens as it brushes Hawaii to the north. The post Another round of weird peak-season quiet in the Atlantic tropics appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.