Hurricane Beryl: The Year’s Third Atlantic Hurricane
For 27 consecutive years, the Labor Day holiday weekend in the United States has been marked by storms in the Atlantic. However, the 2024 season brings an unexpected calm. As early September approaches, the Atlantic basin remains unusually quiet, a stark contrast to the chaotic weather traditionally experienced during this time. This tranquility follows Hurricane Ernesto’s passage through the Caribbean in mid-August.
Experts anticipated a turbulent hurricane season for the Atlantic, with forecasters expressing strong confidence in a busy pattern. However, current conditions defy these predictions, leaving many to wonder about the factors influencing this unexpected stillness in the tropics.
