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Atlantic’s Silent Storm Season | Nigaragua News
This year’s Atlantic hurricane season is eerily quiet—no hurricanes have formed since tracking began in 1966, with only five tropical storms. Blame El Niño: it’s creating wind shear that tears storms apart before they can intensify. But don’t relax just yet, Costa Rica—hurricane calm doesn’t mean safety. Flooding and danger come from tropical waves and convergence bands, not named storms. Tropical Wave 43 recently caused deadly downpours. Remember: the real threat is sudden rain, not hurricanes—and the season isn’t over; half the action usually happens after September 10th. Meanwhile, the…
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