The Atlantic Ocean has been calm for two months.

Jimu Journalist Li Lili Huang Jiaqi

According to a report on August 31 on August 31, local time of the United States, the Atlantic Ocean has not been named after the beginning of July. This is also the first time in 25 years in August.

On August 31, the shooting satellite map showed that the tropical event has begun (picture source: American cable TV news network)

"Since 1941, the Atlantic Ocean has not named the storm (such as tropical storms or hurricanes) during the first time from July 3 to August 30." Ferrador's research scientist Phil Kronebach was on Twitter It wrote, "Since 1950, the Atlantic Ocean has two years in August that has not been named in August formed: 1961 and 1997."

Although the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Noaa) and other experts predict that this year's tropical weather will be higher than the average level, the tropical regions of the Atlantic Ocean are very calm this year.

But this trend may not continue.

"This time the Atlantic tropical cyclone is extremely calm, but this situation may end soon," Clasiabach said on the morning of the 31st.

Computer prediction models show that a hurricane may attack the United States this weekend. But the subsequent model showed that the storm would turn around and return to the Atlantic Ocean.

Meteorologist Taylor Ward said that there are several factors that may lead to the calmness of the Atlantic Ocean in July and August.

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