The traditional busiest month of the Atlantic hurricane season, September, is now over, and we are on the home stretch. Just three weeks remain of the peak danger portion of the season. September 2014 ended up with just two named storms forming--Dolly and Edouard. Since the active hurricane period we are in began in 1995, only one season has seen fewer named storms form in September--1997, with Category 3 Hurricane Erika being the only September storm. Between 1995 - 2014, an average of 4.3 named storms formed in September. With only five named storms so far in 2014, this is the quietest Atlantic hurricane season since 1986, when we also had just five named storms by the beginning of October. In terms of Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE), activity in the Atlantic up until October 1 has been only about 43% of the 1981 - 2010 average.
It's definitely been a boring season, but at least when storms kick up they actually try to go somewhere in terms of intensity.
The EPAC has been slaying though. However, I wish for once one of those hurricanes would just bring us some rain here in LA County. Odile brought all her moisture to San Diego
The Eastern Pacific is 
though
I hope we get some storms so I can go back