The 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season ended on December 1, ranking 4th in the most named storms in a year. El Niño steered storms away from the U.S. this season. Both the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific basins had an above-average number of storms due to warm ocean temperatures. The Oceanic Niño Index is expected to surpass the +2°C mark next month, indicating a very strong El Niño event. The El Niño is predicted to linger well into the southern autumn next year. The season saw a total of 37 storms, with 13 rapidly intensifying, sometimes jumping multiple hurricane categories in a day. There are expectations of a quick reversal from El Niño to La Niña next year, with potential severe hurricane season and harsh winter conditions.
Dont know how many have picked up on my climate hypothesis on why El nino are short lived compared to pre 1997 with the gold standard measurement, MEI. But look at this collapse in enso 1.2. Bolster's idea of severe hurricane season next year also nasty Jan-mar winterwise https://t.co/AgedZ1mVMH
As we have been saying. this el nino will reverse quickly and La Nina is back next year https://t.co/RiKOE1IwgT
Waiting for that super El Niño to kick in, LA. @weatherchannel https://t.co/tc2dFbCWmY
The 2023 hurricane seasons in the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific have come to an end, with both basins combining for a higher-than-average 37 storms. Thirteen of those rapidly intensified, sometimes jumping multiple hurricane categories in a day. https://t.co/UgWS16UFJQ
The 2023 hurricane season ends with some pretty impressive highlights. Meteorologist Catherine Maxwell brings on an expert to look back at the season that beat the odds. https://t.co/SdSyjeg4J0 https://t.co/MvtDTJXirC
Latest model run has the El Nino lingering well into the southern autumn next year, @Bom_au says. https://t.co/ljWTEd10KK https://t.co/SCpgkhupyu
https://t.co/VDPx6GPjEP from spring said this is a migrating MODOKI El Nino peaking in fall and weakening in 1.2 fastest Latest CFSV2 playing right into our hands on this matter. Now lets see if the winter we have had out for months occurs ( that is bottom line) I like what I… https://t.co/AJL64VfOts
It's looking likely that the Oceanic Niño Index (ONI) will surpass the +2°C mark next month... that's a very strong #ElNiño that rarely happens. https://t.co/aMA6d3BGgq https://t.co/4iRhG0GOhv
Even with the -NAO wrinkle, this winter thus far is evolving mostly as expected for a strong El Niño event over the eastern US ✅ Late Nov - Early Dec relatively cooler (probably ✅) Mid-late December relatively milder (very likely✅) Planetary wave pattern becomes more… https://t.co/bdzmGIYiZ2 https://t.co/IHOyvIPp7U
The 2023 hurricane seasons in the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific came to an end this week, with both basins experiencing an above average number of storms, fueled by extremely warm ocean temperatures. https://t.co/5fO985ywL4
El Niño helped steer storms away from U.S. this hurricane season. What about next year? https://t.co/dlrhZAs2m7
We are happy to say goodbye to the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season that ended at midnight on Dec 1! Overall, the season ranked 4th in most named storms in a year. To learn more about this, visit: https://t.co/LxGiujPoSn https://t.co/e87ll8WyjG