central Atlantic

With El Niño conditions underway, hurricane researchers are shifting attention to the Pacific, where the climate pattern typically suppresses Atlantic storm activity while boosting hurricane potential in the eastern and central Pacific. Scientists at the University of Miami and other institutions are studying how the phenomenon is reshaping this season's storm outlook and where forecasters should focus their monitoring.

Tropical Storm Hanna is holding steady over the central Atlantic, with forecasters also tracking Tropical Storm Fay, which is expected to dissipate soon. The update, reported by the Sun Sentinel, comes during an active stretch of the Atlantic hurricane season, with attention on whether Hanna will strengthen or remain steady as it moves across open waters.

Tropical Storm Hanna is moving through the central Atlantic and forecasters expect it to weaken in the coming days. The Sun Sentinel reported the outlook, noting no indication of a threat to land. Forecasters are tracking the storm as the Atlantic season continues, with residents in coastal areas watching whether conditions shift in later updates.