Here's why we're headed for the doldrums of hurricane season

AccuWeather 2019-07-15

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AccuWeather Chief Meteorologist Bernie Rayno explains the dates between which tropical storm activity goes into a quiet period each year - and why it happens. But don't get lulled into a false sense of security.
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