Even in a year with minimal hurricane activity, the season can leave a significant impact. Currently, a notable calm prevails with satellite images showing the Atlantic Ocean free of hurricanes. At the same time, a dust plume from the Sahara Desert extends over the Caribbean islands.
The peak of the hurricane season is just over a month away. On the main page of the National Hurricane Center website, a clear map of the Atlantic is prominently displayed. It confirms that no tropical cyclone activity is anticipated in the next week.
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