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Eco · Extreme weather · published 2026-09-03 · via NASA Science

Pacific storm count far exceeds normal while Atlantic stays quiet

Image via NASA Science
Image via NASA Science

By September 3, the Northeast Pacific had already produced 15 named storms and six hurricanes, well above typical levels for that date. Meanwhile, the Atlantic has seen only five named storms and no hurricanes, largely due to unfavorable wind shear. El Niño's unusually warm waters are driving the enhanced Pacific activity.

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