THE NORTH ATLANTIC — HANNA IS GONE, AND STILL NO HURRICANE

Hanna has become post-tropical, no storm is expected for seven days, and the Atlantic still has no hurricane this year. The latest first hurricane on record came on Oct 8, 1905.

29 turning points on record since Sep 13 — the 8 most recent shown.

Two oceans, opposite records — Rachel strengthens toward major off Mexico, while the Atlantic still has no hurricane a week from the latest first-hurricane date on record..

Weather observers report that Hanna has fully dissipated with no remaining activity, leaving the Atlantic unusually quiet and with no hurricanes in sight. They note this marks one of the longest recent stretches without a named storm and contributes to near-record low seasonal energy overall. The accounts align closely with the official outlook of calm conditions persisting as the remnants move eastward far from land.

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