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La Nina and Warm Atlantic Could Lead to Active Hurricane Season

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AccuWeather suggest La Nina and warm Atlantic Ocean waters could encourage an especially active hurricane season this year according to ICIS last week. Last year saw a mild hurricane season as El Nino discouraged the formation of storms.

  • El Nino should transition into La Nina during the second half of the hurricane season in 2024, AccuWeather said.
  • An active season could threaten US and Mexico refinery output as well as oil and gas production with many facilities based on the coast in the Gulf of Mexico.
  • Water temperatures in the Atlantic are already at levels that are typical of mid-July.
  • “Any storms that do form will have the potential to rapidly strengthen, even close to land, due to the exceptionally warm waters,” said AccuWeather Chief Meteorologist Jonathan Porter.
  • The hurricane season in the Atlantic basin starts on 1 June and runs through 30 November.
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