2013 / 2014 record bad stretch for Atlantic surf. Reasons?

I would love to hear anyone's feedback on this.
I've been surfing for a long time and can't help but notice the reduced swell in recent years. This has been a record stretch for the most calm period in the Atlantic. Nearly every storm has been losing energy and turning away from the coast. It appears the storm machine is just broken. There's been some strange environmental factors going on. Apparently there's been a shearing wind of dry air coming off the Sahara, instead of warm moist are need for activitiy, but also even worst, an unexpected weakening of the thermohalin Circulation, basically a current convayor belt. Not good.
The question is, are these xxxxx waves here to stay or will things return to normal?
I've been surfing for a long time and can't help but notice the reduced swell in recent years. This has been a record stretch for the most calm period in the Atlantic. Nearly every storm has been losing energy and turning away from the coast. It appears the storm machine is just broken. There's been some strange environmental factors going on. Apparently there's been a shearing wind of dry air coming off the Sahara, instead of warm moist are need for activitiy, but also even worst, an unexpected weakening of the thermohalin Circulation, basically a current convayor belt. Not good.
The question is, are these xxxxx waves here to stay or will things return to normal?