How Long Can the U.S. Escape an Atlantic Hurricane?
The government doesn’t seem ready for a major disaster.
TL;DR
- The Atlantic hurricane season has been unusually mild, with no hurricanes forming by September 11th, breaking historical records.
- Donald Trump has claimed credit for the lack of hurricanes, despite a history of questionable hurricane-related statements and actions.
- Scientists attribute the mild season to the El Niño cycle, which is also causing significant hurricane activity in the Pacific.
- FEMA has undergone significant changes and faced criticism regarding its preparedness and staffing under the Trump administration.
- Experts caution that the calm in the Atlantic is likely temporary, and preparedness remains a concern for future hurricane seasons.