El Niño, and other forecasting methods for hurricane season in the Atlantic and Pacific (including VIDEO)

by Scott Mathews

Editor-in-Chief and Co-Producer of Climatelligence

• August 26, 2026

Source: Jim Roemer - Meteorologist - Commodity Trading Advisor - Principal, Best Weather Inc. & Climate Predict - Publisher, Weather Wealth Newsletter and Co-Producer of Climatelligence

1) Why the Pacific remains extremely active with tropical storms and hurricanes

2) Teleconnections: How our ClimatePredict forecast application has determined that the U.S. should be spared any major hurricane season this year

3) The 2026 climatic factors responsible for the below-normal Gulf and Atlantic hurricane seasons

Weather-driven markets are NOT simply about conditions being “good” or “bad” or neutral. They are about changes in expectations—and our task is to determine whether those changes are already “priced into the market” or not.

If you are a Climatelligence subscriber (having access to the following “paid section”), you are privy to Mr. Roemer’s recent commodity trade recommendations cited below. More frequent updates and additional investment ideas in grain, soft, and energy commodities are featured 2-4 times per week in our WeatherWealth newsletter.