How El Niño Affects the Atlantic Hurricane Season
El Niño increases Atlantic wind shear, suppressing hurricane development. NOAA's 2026 forecast, the mechanism explained, and why a quiet season still demands prep.

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El Niño increases Atlantic wind shear, suppressing hurricane development. NOAA's 2026 forecast, the mechanism explained, and why a quiet season still demands prep.
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