Still no hurricanes... Here's why the Atlantic has been historically quiet
The Atlantic hurricane season has been historically quiet, with no hurricanes recorded by the first day of fall. This marks the first time such a lull has occurred since satellite monitoring began in 1966. It is also the first instance since 1914 without a hurricane by this date.
Since satellites have been used (1966), it is the first time there have been no hurricanes in the Atlantic by the first day of fall. It is the first time since 1914 that there have been no hurricanes by this late in the year.
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