As we reach the historical peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, there are no active hurricanes in the Atlantic or the Pacific basins. If fact, Wednesday afternoon marked the first time that we had no active hurricanes in the Atlantic or the Pacific since Aug. 26,according to Phil Klotzbach...
Colorado State University hurricane researchers on April 4 issued their highest prediction for Atlantic hurricanes ever in an April forecast, with "a well above average probability for major hurricanes making landfall along the continental US coastline." Hurricane landfalls typically disrupt power systems...
Forecasters sensed the 2004 hurricane season would be very active, but even storm veterans have been surprised by the past 30 days. Last month marked the first time since the beginning of postwar hurricane reconnaissance flights that August generated three major hurricanes in the Atlantic. If the...
Sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic Ocean are anticipated to maintain record-warm levels, creating the thermodynamic engine that enables hurricanes to intensify prior to making landfall. These rising temperatures can be attributed to the effects of climate change, but also El Ni...
The average for tropical cyclones in the Atlantic between 1991 and 2020 is three major hurricanes, seven hurricanes and 14 tropical storms. The average increased after NOAA shifted the 30-year period used to set the averages earlier this year. ...
RegisterLog in Sign up with one click: Facebook Twitter Google Share on Facebook Active Month (redirected fromActive Months) Infuturestrading, the month immediately following thedelivery month. Despite the name, trading on a contract is very inactive during the active month because the contract ha...
Warmer SSTs generally correlate with more frequent genesis and greater potential intensity, while VWS inhibits genesis and prevents any hurricanes that do form from reaching their potential intensity. When averaged over the main hurricane-development region in the Atlantic, SST and VWS co-vary ...
According to AccuWeather, La Niña patterns typically "lead to more tropical storms and hurricanes in the Atlantic due to reducedwind shear, or disruptive winds high in the atmosphere." Will It Be The Worst Ever? The 2005 and 2020 hurricane seasons each generated 31 tropical systems, AccuWeat...
The Atlantic hurricane season, which officially began June 1, will be "very active," with 18 named storms, including 10 hurricanes, five of them intense (Category Three or greater), forming before the season ends Nov. 30, according to Colorado State University (CSU) forecasters. 年份: 2010...
The historic heatwaves could cause even more trouble by potentially setting the stage for powerful hurricanes. "The major risk," according to analysts at Citigroup, is that global warming and record-high ocean temperatures diminish the El Niño wind shear impacts that prevent Atlantic Ocean storms...