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Noaa issues "above-normal" 2024 North Atlantic hurricane season prediction
24 May 2024La Nina and increased ocean temperatures are cited as major drivers
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North Atlantic hurricane season gets underway amid forecast uncertainty
01 June 2023Most forecasters have predicted a below normal or near normal activity
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Seventh consecutive above-average hurricane season predicted
25 May 2022Experts warn climate change is driving dramatic changes to major weather events
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The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season: breaking unexpected records
27 November 2020This year will be remembered for the having the largest number of tropical storms, but it has been a relatively lucky season without serious losses. For insurers and risk modellers, the long-term impact may be the advances in technology forced upon them by the pandemic, as Paul Walsh reports
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Hurricane forecasters worsen outlook for Atlantic basin
07 August 2020The latest forecasts predict an "extremely active" season
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Noaa warns of busy 2020 hurricane season
22 May 2020Between 6-10 hurricanes in the Atlantic are forecast
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Atlantic hurricane season set to ramp up
09 August 2019The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has forecast increased hurricane activity
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US government shutdown hits hurricane forecasting work
24 January 2019Forecasts for 2019 impacted by longest ever shutdown
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Experts maintain forecasts of below-average hurricane season
09 August 2018A stark contrast to the devastating impact of the 2017 season
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2018 Atlantic hurricane season - the calm after the storm?
01 June 2018Last year's Atlantic hurricane season was one of the most catastrophic in recent memory with insured losses estimated at over $130bn. Now 12 months later and on the first official day of the season, forecasters believe relative calmness awaits. But forecasters are often wrong. Paul Walsh reports.
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