Forecasters Predict Unusually Quiet Peak for Atlantic Hurricane Season

Experts cite multiple factors for the record-low tropical activity, but caution that the season is not over yet.

Colorado State University researchers expect below-normal cyclone activity through mid-September.
The Atlantic basin has experienced its quietest period in tropical weather development in 56 years.
Three tropical waves are currently being tracked, with low to moderate chances of development.
Global tropical cyclone activity is at record-low levels despite warm sea surface temperatures.
Forecasters warn that favorable conditions for storms could still emerge later in the season.