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13 July 2026Risk Management

El Niño ‘loading the dice’ toward quieter Atlantic hurricane season: CSU

With the tropical Pacific already in El Niño, the climate cycle “loads the dice toward quieter Atlantic hurricane seasons” and Colorado State University’s (CSU) hurricane forecast team expects a strengthening El Niño climate cycle to suppress Atlantic activity in 2026.

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