CSU grabbed headlines this week calling for a very active 2024 Atlantic Hurricane season. Will likely see other groups call for above average season as well. NHC releases their numbers in late May. (1/2)
While numbers don't convey what storms hit where, key points can be made such as: -Above average water temperatures (Every degree matters to a Hurricane) -El Nino fading to La Nina (less wind shear Caribbean / Atlantic) -Higher chance more Westward reaching storms (US/Caribbean)
Why is a place in Colorado USA looking into Hurricanes? CSU has the most data driven backed predictions for each season that I have come across. Decades of science, historical data and current computer modeling. In the end: an above average season is what they're telling us. So you can make sure you are prepared.