Colorado State predicts active hurricane season despite quiet start to August

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Experts at Colorado State University and AccuWeather are predicting an above-average Atlantic hurricane season, with increased chances of a major hurricane hitting the U.S. Gulf Coast or Eastern Seaboard. Despite the potential inhibitive effects of an El Niño pattern, record-breaking ocean warmth is creating favorable conditions for storm development. Water temperatures in the Atlantic are historically warm, providing untapped fuel for potential storms. While the forecast is uncertain, experts are warning coastal residents to remain vigilant as it only takes one hurricane to make it an active season.
- Colorado State update hurricane forecast, call for active season The Washington Post
- Hurricane season enters its busiest stretch | Tracking the Tropics WFLA News Channel 8
- Strengthening El Nino leads to 'large uncertainty' with hurricane season outlook Fox Weather
- What should we expect as we approach the peak of the hurricane season? NBC 6 South Florida
- “Above-normal” hurricane season still forecast despite quiet start to August KBTX
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