The Atlantic hurricane season may see a delayed and less intense peak due to the suppressive effects of El Niño, including record-high wind shear over the Caribbean. This reduces the likelihood of storms forming or intensifying in the region. However, the Pacific basin faces elevated risks, with increased storm activity threatening areas like Mexico's Pacific Coast and Hawaii. While the overall risk of U.S. hurricane landfalls is lower this season, the potential for isolated, impactful storms remains. Travelers to hurricane-prone areas, particularly in the Pacific, should remain vigilant.