Record Quiet: Still No Atlantic Hurricanes This Season
Only two years have passed since 1851 without a single hurricane being recorded in the Atlantic.
For the first time in 112 years, the Atlantic Ocean has not seen a single hurricane form midway through the season. As of September 22nd, only six named storms have occurred, none escalating beyond tropical storm status, maintaining a streak not seen since 1914. This marks the quietest start to a season since weather satellites began in 1966.
- The Atlantic Ocean has not experienced a hurricane this season, a first in 112 years.
- Only six named storms have formed, none evolving into hurricanes.
- This is the quietest hurricane season start since 1914 and the era of weather satellites began in 1966.
- The years 1914 and 1907 are the only recorded years without Atlantic hurricanes since 1851.
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