Tune in here to this ​Friday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!

Scott Hamilton fills in for Breaking Brett Jensen. Scott kicks off the show by reflecting on the 37th anniversary of Hurricane Hugo and its severe impact on the Carolinas. He then contrasts Hugo’s destruction with the unusually quiet 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. He notes that no named storms have formed yet in the Atlantic and contrasts that with the significant storm activity in the Pacific.

To provide additional context, Scott speaks with WBTV meteorologist Rachel Coulter. Coulter notes that the unusually late start to the Atlantic hurricane season is a rarity in the satellite era. She also explains the correlation between a strong El Niño and increased water temperatures in the Pacific.

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