00:00The Atlantic hurricane season is over three weeks early, and El Nino is the reason.
00:05AccuWeather forecasters called an end to tropical activity before the official November 30th finish.
00:10El Nino arrived and strengthened much earlier than usual this year.
00:14Only 10 named storms formed, the fewest since 2014.
00:18Just one became a hurricane, Isaias, which hit the Florida panhandle in October.
00:22That made it the first one hurricane season since 1925.
00:26But El Nino isn't done with the U.S. yet.
00:28No-AA's winter outlook favors warmer weather across northern states.
00:33Wetter conditions are favored across the southern tier and the east coast.
00:37A very strong El Nino tends to push the jet stream south and east.
00:41That tilts the odds toward stormier weather across the south.
00:44Parts of the plains and Appalachians could also see more snow than average.
00:49Hurricane season is done, but winter is just getting started.
00:52Disclosure.
00:53This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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