Colorado State University Releases Its Most Active Initial Forecast (2024 Hurricane Season Forecast)

Colorado State University released its 2024 hurricane season forecast. It's the most active initial forecast (In April) since the university began making seasonal hurricane forecasts in 1995.
Colorado State is forecasting 23 named storms...11 hurricanes..and 5 major hurricanes.

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Chapters:
00:00: Intro
00:54: Colorado State University Forecast
02:05: Florida Hurricane Forecast
02:56: Percentages For Hurricane Impacts in Texas, Alabama, Maine, New York, North Carolina.
03:50 Sea Surface Temperature Anomaly In Pacific
04:45: La Nina Forecast from Climate Prediction Center
05:25: Sea Surface Temperature Anomaly For Atlantic
06:37: Analog Forecast For 2024 Hurricane Forecast
08:17: Model Forecast For 2024 Hurricane Season

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I remember one year there were 30 named storms. Not one of them impacted St. Croix where I live. But as you said, it could be a quiet season but it takes only one to make it a bad season. We definitely have to prepare. Thanks for the update. !

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[marshamckee]

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I'm from Southeast Louisiana and live in Florida, so hurricane season isn't my favorite time of year.
I never understood the people who feel like meteorologists are trying to scare them. You're just giving us the data you have thus far. I'd much rather be a little nervous and, as a result, over-prepared than be blindsided and devastated if a major hurricane comes my way. This is information our grandparents didn't have, and that's why major storms were so devastating. They barely had a warning. I'm so grateful for modern technology! Keep it up!

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[michelefischetti]

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[denisemohammed]

Tuning in from Trinidad 🇹🇹 Thankfully we’ve been spared many times in terms of cyclones, but strong tropical waves and the ITCZ really do a number on us! Thanks so much for the update and will stay tuned for your upcoming videos 😊

[peterz]

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[hectordiaz]

Very warm waters in the Atlantic and La Niña forming in the Pacific

[scm]

Watching from New Jersey. We had our one, Sandy. That's enough.