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By early November, the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season had produced 10 tropical storms and one hurricane, below typical totals of 15 tropical storms and seven hurricanes. AccuWeather forecasters blame the strong and strengthening El Niño, which brings disruptive winds over the Atlantic. The Pacific has had 24 tropical storms, 13 hurricanes and 11 major hurricanes. Forecasters see a medium risk that a system between the Bahamas and Bermuda becomes a tropical or subtropical storm named Kyle, though no direct US impacts are expected.
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00:00The Atlantic hurricane season is winding down, and it's been remarkably quiet.
00:04By early November, the Atlantic typically sees 15 tropical storms and 7 hurricanes.
00:10This year, there have been just 10 tropical storms and one hurricane.
00:14That lone hurricane, Isaias, did reach major Category 3 strength.
00:18AccuWeather forecasters point to the strong and strengthening El Nino.
00:22During El Nino years, disruptive winds over the Atlantic tend to limit storm formation.
00:27In the Pacific, warm El Nino waters have fueled 24 tropical storms, including 11 major hurricanes.
00:35Now forecasters are watching one more Atlantic system between the Bahamas and Bermuda.
00:39They give it a medium risk of becoming a tropical or subtropical storm.
00:44If it does, it would be named Kyle.
00:46Westerly winds are expected to steer it away from the U.S. coast.
00:50Bermuda could see spotty showers over several days.
00:53November is the season's final official month.
00:55Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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