No formations, silent tropics
Fox 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber explains why a below-average hurricane season is expected. Bursts of Saharan dust are currently choking tropical waves, causing them to dry out and collapse before developing. However, once the dust eventually settles, more waves will be able to progress across the Atlantic.
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