Colorado State University has updated its Atlantic hurricane forecast, predicting a very active season with 23 named storms, 11 hurricanes, and 5 major hurricanes due to warm tropical Atlantic temperatures and potential La Nina development. Other forecast groups also anticipate high Atlantic hurricane activity.
#Elnino is officially over, and ENSO neutral conditions have moved in. High chances of #laNina August- October. https://t.co/1d1XDoCuCz
#Elnino is officially over, and ENSO neutral conditions have moved in. High chances of #laNina peaking August- October. https://t.co/1d1XDoCuCz
Per NOAA, #ElNino is over and we are in ENSO neutral conditions. There is a 75% chance of #LaNina for peak of Atlantic #hurricane season (August-October). La Nina typically favors increased Atlantic hurricane activity via decreases in vertical wind shear. https://t.co/q2CGh68XwK https://t.co/hNEmamOPFX
El Niño has come to an end | Here's what to expect in the coming months https://t.co/NcDoZJHCqJ
Wow. Already talking of La Niña’s return later this summer! …. El Niño didn’t last very long. https://t.co/fIbYDrISq0
El Niño has ended. Here's what's next: https://t.co/Yd1uhzfn5u
Forecasters expect La Niña to develop later this summer and continue through the winter. https://t.co/1Lv0A9cBTw
#BREAKING: El Niño has officially come to an end as the flip to hurricane-fueling La Niña looms. FOX Weather meteorologist @StephenMorganTV has more. https://t.co/Cp04rPrfQs
🇺🇸 Climate Prediction Center estimates La Niña is favored to develop Jul-Sept with a 65% chance and persist into winter Nov-Jan with an 85% chance. ☀️ https://t.co/zvNjaQR2P6
With #ElNino officially fizzled (per @NWSCPC), now the question is how long until the next one? The last 4 El Niños were followed by at least a double dip #LaNiña. (Graph: @ggweather) https://t.co/KZIJledXA9
BREAKING: El Nino is OVER, NOAA says. Here's what it means and what comes next, reporting by @ssdance ⬇️ https://t.co/a3lqsdZxul
#ENSO-neutral conditions are present. La Niña is favored to develop during July-Sept (65% chance) and persist into Northern Hemisphere winter 2024-25 (85% chance during Nov-Jan). This is the final #ElNino Advisory. A #LaNina Watch remains in effect. https://t.co/5zlzaZ1aZx https://t.co/1Xx6OyMZFe
⚠️ U.S. WEATHER FORECASTER CPC IS ON LA NINA WATCH **U.S. WEATHER FORECASTER CPC: ENSO-NEUTRAL CONDITIONS ARE PRESENT **U.S. WEATHER FORECASTER CPC SAYS LA NIÑA IS FAVORED TO DEVELOP DURING JULY-SEPTEMBER (65% CHANCE) AND PERSIST INTO NORTHERN HEMISPHERE WINTER 2024-25 (85%…
Researchers at Colorado State University released an updated hurricane season outlook that continues to warn of high activity, despite a slow start. https://t.co/TsP4h2ugLU
In today's daily newsletter, we talk the latest CSU hurricane season outlook just issued, the South Florida deluge, and newly designated Invest 90L, which could blend some jet stream energy with the Gulf stream off the southeast U.S. later this week 👇 https://t.co/tUH1xyTJvM https://t.co/WmaNmb3snb
One reason for very active Atlantic #hurricane season forecast from CSU is the significant potential for #LaNina development. La Nina typically increases Atlantic hurricane activity via decreases in Caribbean/tropical Atlantic vertical wind shear. https://t.co/sjK0ih8qBM
CSU's six analogs for the June 2024 Atlantic seasonal #hurricane forecast are: 1878, 1926, 1998, 2005, 2010, and 2020. Analogs are selected based on likely #LaNina and above-normal sea surface temperatures in tropical Atlantic for August-October. https://t.co/ECJevWwe7r
The eastern and central tropical and subtropical Atlantic are much warmer than normal, favoring Atlantic #hurricane activity. This anomalous warmth is the primary reason why CSU's seasonal hurricane forecast for 2024 is calling for such an active season. https://t.co/umGOZ4aAQA
#BREAKING: The Atlantic hurricane season is still forecast to be extremely active this year despite a quiet start so far, according to an updated outlook from @ColoradoStateU researchers. FOX Weather hurricane specialist @bryannorcrosstv breaks it down. #HurricaneHQ https://t.co/paaCBwgqWe
CSU's June 2024 Atlantic seasonal #hurricane forecast has been translated into Spanish: https://t.co/9c46PYCcAu Thanks to @AngelieTeresa and @Delian_wx for the translation!
Hurricane season is ramping up (early)! https://t.co/Obm7j5EgPY
With the release of Colorado State's June outlook, all major forecast groups continue to call for high chances of well above average Atlantic #hurricane activity. This consensus has changed little from April and remains extraordinarily bullish relative to prior years' outlooks. https://t.co/5QSlBK48x5
Updated seasonal #hurricane forecast from @ColoradoStateU maintains prediction for very active season: 23 named storms, 11 hurricanes and 5 major hurricanes. Extremely warm tropical Atlantic and likely #LaNina are the primary reasons. https://t.co/6IlGPaaV0n https://t.co/z3luwhPzue
Colorado State University will issue an updated Atlantic seasonal #hurricane forecast tomorrow, June 11th at 11am EDT. https://t.co/U0jfXl9UTU