Atlantic goes more than 300 days without a hurricane as historic drought nears milestone

It has been over 330 days since the last hurricane formed in the Atlantic, extending the drought as September nears its end without a single hurricane developing in the basin.
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September Ends Without a Hurricane in the Atlantic

September has come to a close without a single hurricane forming in the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season. This season has ...
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It's almost the end of September. Where are all the hurricanes?

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Where Are All the Atlantic Hurricanes? Why This Year Is So Quiet.

Philip Klotzbach, a hurricane expert at Colorado State University, noted that only four Atlantic seasons on record have ended with one or zero hurricanes: 1905 and 1926 had one; 1907 and 1914 had none ...