NOAA predicts “near-normal” 2019 Atlantic hurricane season

Weather experts say there’s a 70 percent chance of 9-15 named storms, with 2 to 4 of those potentially becoming major hurricanes. https://abcn.ws/2wds8Gq

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22 thoughts on “NOAA predicts “near-normal” 2019 Atlantic hurricane season

  1. im predicting a hyperactive season. im just thinking how crazy world-wide activity has been and how theres been two storms trying to form in may in the atlantic, one becoming named. the south atlantic had a fully tropical storm and subtropical storm this year, too

  2. It seems like hurricane season just passed and now it's upon us again! While I will always stay tuned to the forecast, I have seen many hurricanes change their path within the last few hours of landfall. They are so very difficult to predict. Best you can do is be prepared and be safe!

  3. This goes to all the people bashing the weather forecasters- Yeah, like you can accuratley predict the weather down to the degree based on many different factors. Goddamn, give them a break! They generally get it right, chill the hell out.

  4. TOMMY ROBINSON MEP 👍👍👍👍👍👍

  5. Missing from this story is the NOAA is only using data back to 1966 to determine what's "normal".
    Hurricanes, cyclones and tornadoes have been occurring for billions of years. It's illogical to attribute reasons (i.e climate change) for the number of hurricanes (or their strength), using data that only goes back 50 years on a 4.5 billion year-old planet.

  6. Hurricanes are going to cost so much more money. Maybe paying attention to the climate change issue would be smart. The southern -mid Atlantic is 2-5 degrees warmer then usual and staying warmer longer.

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