No Atlantic hurricanes hit Mexico throughout September. That’s not normal

The eastern coast of Mexico made it through September without a hurricane as the Atlantic basin recorded its first hurricane-free September in more than three decades. On the country’s Pacific side, however, the storms kept churning. Through Wednesday, the Pacific basin — which stretches from the Americas westward to the International Date Line — had produced 20 named storms and nine hurricanes during a 2026 season that began May 15. Tropical Storm Isaias, forming in…