El Niño Is CAUSING Chaos In The Pacific With EXPLODING Hurricanes?

The Atlantic hurricane season has been one of the quietest in modern history. Its first hurricane didn't form until October 8, tying a record from 1905. But in the eastern Pacific, forecasters say 2026 has become the most energetic hurricane season on record. Category 4 hurricanes, deadly floods in Mexico, a destroyed boardwalk in California and record rain in Las Vegas. The reason? One of the strongest El Niños ever measured. In this video: Why the Atlantic has been so quiet in 2026 How the eastern Pacific broke its activity record How El Niño fuels Pacific hurricanes and shuts down Atlantic ones Hurricane Rachel: Long Beach waves, record Las Vegas rain and deadly floods in Baja California Hurricane Simon: a Category 4 off Mexico's coast Tropical Storm Trudy, forecast to rapidly become a major hurricane Two super typhoons hit Guam in 83 days What this means for the rest of hurricane season and winter 🔔 Subscribe to Storm Signal for the latest on El Niño, hurricanes, winter storms and extreme weather. Storm Signal explains weather news from official sources such as NOAA and the National Hurricane Center. We are not a forecasting service. For warnings in your area, always follow your local National Weather Service office or national weather agency. #ElNino #HurricaneSeason #Hurricane