Sept. 10 marks the peak of hurricane season in the Atlantic, and so far, there's only one area to watch for. Latest Forecast

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For the first time since 2016, there are no named storms to monitor during the height of hurricane season.

One of the key factors contributing to this has been the ongoing presence of Saharan dust, which is expected to linger over the next few days.

Another reason contributing to the quiet tropics is that we are currently in an ENSO-neutral status. This means that Equatorial sea surface temperatures are near or below average across most of the Pacific Ocean.

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>> Watch Meteorologist Eric Burris' extended forecast below

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