Why Has the Atlantic Been So Quiet? The Atlantic hurricane season has been unusually quiet so far. By late September, six tropical storms had developed, but none had become a hurricane. This is surprising because this part of the year is normally the busiest period for Atlantic storms. One important reason is

☀️ Saturday should begin on a bright note, with sunny spells developing across many parts of the UK and Ireland. 🌦️ Scattered showers will remain possible, particularly across Ireland, Scotland and other western coastal districts. 🌧️ More persistent rain is expected to reach western and northern Ireland later on Saturday before moving