el nino quiets atlantic hurricane season

On August 17, 2026, Wired reported that as the impact of the El Niño phenomenon weakens or ends, activity during the Atlantic hurricane season has become more calm. This phenomenon usually causes changes in sea temperatures in the Atlantic region, thereby affecting the frequency and intensity of hurricanes. Currently, meteorological agencies have detected that the level of Atlantic hurricane activity has returned to normal, and it is expected that the probability of storm formation will decrease significantly in the coming months.