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weather1 year ago

"2024 Hurricane Season Forecast: Potential Threats and Implications for Coastal Regions"

Colorado State University's first outlook for the 2024 hurricane season predicts around 23 named storms in the Atlantic basin, with nearly half becoming hurricanes. The report highlights states and regions with above or below average chances of a cyclone passing through, with the highest odds for a strike in the Caribbean. Landfall probabilities are linked to the expected Accumulated Cyclone Energy, which is forecasted to be 170% of an average season. The switch to La Niña this year may lead to storms coming farther west and into the Caribbean, potentially affecting the Gulf and Florida.

weather1 year ago

2024 Hurricane Season Forecast: Experts Predict Record-Breaking Activity

Colorado State University's annual April hurricane forecast predicts an "extremely active" Atlantic hurricane season for 2024, estimating 23 named storms, 11 hurricanes, and 5 major hurricanes. The forecast attributes this to record warm sea-surface temperatures in the Atlantic, creating favorable conditions for hurricane formation. Additionally, the potential shift from El Niño to La Niña by peak hurricane season may further enhance hurricane formation.

weather1 year ago

2024 Hurricane Forecast Predicts Record-Breaking Storm Activity

Colorado State University forecasters predict an "extremely active" 2024 hurricane season with a record-breaking 23 named storms, 11 hurricanes, and five major hurricanes, citing warm Atlantic water temperatures and a transition to La Niña. Other forecasters also anticipate an active season, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is expected to release its outlook in May. While the forecast models don't determine landfalls, La Niña conditions could favor hurricane landfalls along the East Coast. The Atlantic's record warmth and uncertain factors make it difficult to predict storm movements, emphasizing the need for preparedness.

weather1 year ago

Experts Warn of Record-Breaking 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season

Colorado State University experts predict that the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season will be extremely active, with 23 named storms, 11 hurricanes, and 5 major hurricanes expected due to an impending La Niña. The warm Atlantic and weakening El Niño are contributing to the forecast, with a 62% chance of a major hurricane making landfall along the U.S. coastline. The National Hurricane Center plans to introduce an experimental forecast cone and more Spanish-language products for the upcoming season, which officially begins on June 1.

health-research1 year ago

"Colorado Virus Lab Staff Bitten by Covid-Infected Hamsters and Disease-Ridden Bats"

Documents obtained by the White Coat Waste Project reveal at least 50 incidents involving safety control lapses at Colorado State University's taxpayer-funded lab between 2020 and 2023, including workers being bitten by Covid-infected hamsters, splashed with blood from mice with tuberculosis, and scratched by rabies-infected cats. The reports were not disclosed to the public, raising concerns about transparency and public trust in America's public health institutions. The university's plan to construct a new bat lab has sparked safety concerns, as the facility has been fined for violating the Animal Welfare Act and has a history of lab accidents involving infectious agents.

sports1 year ago

"Colorado State University Parts Ways with Athletic Director Joe Parker"

Joe Parker is stepping back from his role as the athletic director at Colorado State University and will become a special advisor to the President's Office. John Weber will serve as the interim athletic director, with no timeline set for hiring a permanent replacement. During Parker's tenure, CSU achieved success in Olympic sports but struggled in football. His departure follows a series of coaching changes and controversies within the athletic department.

petsanimal-health1 year ago

"Tracking the Spread: Updates on the Mysterious Dog Respiratory Illness"

Cases of a mysterious and potentially fatal respiratory illness among dogs have decreased, but researchers are still investigating its origins. Colorado State University is conducting research to determine if the illness is linked to known viruses or bacteria, and results are expected to be released in February. Dog owners are advised to stay updated on vaccinations, watch for cough symptoms, and be cautious about close contact with unfamiliar dogs.

sports2 years ago

"Deion Sanders' Sunglasses: A Symbol of Respect and Controversy"

Deion Sanders, head coach of Jackson State University, responded to a jab from Colorado State University head coach Jay Norvell by gifting his players and the cast of ESPN's "First Take" sunglasses from his collaboration with Blenders Eyewear. Sanders called Norvell's comments "bull junk" and said they made the game personal. The University of Colorado is encouraging fans to wear sunglasses and hats to the game as well. Norvell has not responded to Sanders' counterpunch.

weather2 years ago

2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Experts Predict Increase in Storms.

Hurricane experts at Colorado State University have increased their numbers on tropical cyclone activity in the Atlantic Basin this hurricane season, calling for 15 named storms, seven of which could become hurricanes with at least 74-mph winds, and three of which could be major with winds of at least 111 mph. The probability of a U.S. major hurricane landfall is estimated to be near the long-period average of a 43% chance. The university said that while they anticipate a robust El Niño for the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, the tropical and subtropical Atlantic have continued to anomalously warm to near-record levels.

weather2 years ago

Atlantic Tropical Disturbance Being Monitored by National Hurricane Center

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a tropical disturbance northeast of the Bahamas, with a 10% chance of formation over the next 48 hours and over the next seven days. Meanwhile, Colorado State University predicts a slightly below average Atlantic hurricane season with 13 named storms, six hurricanes, and two major hurricanes. Central Florida will see higher rain chances on Monday and Tuesday, with an isolated severe storm or two on Monday afternoon.

weather2 years ago

CSU predicts slightly below-average 2023 hurricane season with potential El Niño impact.

Colorado State University's hurricane researchers have predicted a slightly below-average Atlantic Ocean hurricane season for 2023, with 13 named storms and six hurricanes expected. The researchers used several models that analyzed 25 to 40 years of historical hurricane data to make their predictions. The report also analyzed the probability of major hurricanes making landfall in the United States and the Caribbean. The CSU team will issue forecast updates on June 1, July 6, and Aug. 3. Hurricanes have the potential to be a national disaster, and their impact can be felt even in landlocked states like Colorado.

weather2 years ago

2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season Predictions from Colorado State University

Researchers at Colorado State University predict that the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season will be slightly below-average due to the potential development of El Niño, which usually reduces hurricane activity. They predict 13 named storms, with six becoming hurricanes and two reaching major hurricane strength. However, if a robust El Niño does not develop, a busy hurricane season is still possible. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30.

weather2 years ago

Experts release 2023 Atlantic hurricane season predictions, influenced by El Niño.

Colorado State University predicts a slightly below-average 2023 Atlantic hurricane season with 6 hurricanes, 13 named storms, and a 28% probability of at least one major hurricane making landfall along the Gulf Coast. The transition from La Niña to El Niño weather patterns could reduce Atlantic hurricane activity, but warmer sea surface temperatures in the eastern and central Atlantic could still lead to a busy season. The university's models predict tropical cyclone activity based on 25-40 years of historical data, but the forecast's authors note that it is impossible to precisely predict this season's hurricane activity in early April.