Sept. 10 marks the peak hurricane season, yet the Atlantic has not seen a hurricane so far
You may have thought to yourself, it’s been a quiet year so far in the Atlantic, and you’d be right. So far this hurricane season, we have seen five named storms however, they have all been tropical storms, most recent was Edouard. It made landfall in Louisiana and brought heavy rains to parts of the state and Texas. However, there are two things about this week you may find interesting. ALSO READ: Toxic phytoplankton blooms believed to be killing shellfish off Maine coast First, is that today, September 10th, is the statistical peak of the Atlantic hurricane season.
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Over the next 7 days, there is no tropical formation expected according to the National Hurricane Center.