El Niño Expected to Suppress Atlantic Hurricane Activity This Season
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Climate scientists are forecasting a quieter-than-usual Atlantic hurricane season, with El Niño conditions acting as a natural suppressor of storm development. El Niño typically increases wind shear in the Atlantic, which disrupts the formation and intensification of hurricanes. However, experts are cautioning the public against complacency, stressing that even a single storm can cause catastrophic damage. They point to 1992 as a key historical example, when Hurricane Andrew struck late in a slow season yet proved devastatingly destructive.
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