This Hurricane Season Will Be VERY Different. (2024)

The 2024 Hurricane season will be very different as we transition from El Nino into A la-Nina. La Nina tends to increase Atlantic hurricane activity by promoting thunderstorm growth across the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico And Atlantic Ocean. During a La Nina year that follows a strong El Nino like the one that is happening in 2024, the tracks of tropical cyclones tend to be more active in the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico. The chances are growing for a La Nina to develop by summer and hurricane season 2024.

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Chapters:
00:00: Intro
00:53: La Nina Is Arriving FAST! El Nino is fading!
01:18: Tropical Tracks During A Strong El Nino
02:32: Tropical Tracks During La Nina Season Following Strong El Nino (Like 2024 Hurricane Season)
03:59: Chances Growing For La Nina During Hurricane Season
05:50: Computer Models For El Nino and La Nina
07:17: La Nina Is Arriving Fast. (Sea Surface Temperature Anomaly Change)
08:00: What Is La Nina? (How Does La Nina Affect Hurricane Season?)
10:18: Record Warm Atlantic Water (Hurricane Season 2024)

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[just_weather]

This is not meant to scare anyone. The Climate Prediction Center has increased odds that we get a La Nina for the 2024 Hurricane Season. I wanted to dive deeper and look at la nina years that followed a strong el nino hurricane season like the one we are headed into for 2024. Thanks for watching! - Jonathan

[DadTheDT]

I live in Florida and hear that "This year is gonna be crazy for hurricanes!" almost every year. I'll wait till it gets here.

[seriouslyk]

I live in Port Charlotte FL homes on my street alone are still tarped from Ian and many many homes are still in disrepair. I will prepare and continue to pray God drop kicks these storms out to sea. Stay safe.

[TheRealestHi]

The scariest thing is that insurance companies are charging 10 times more than they were 2 years ago. It’s just EVIL!

[tylerhoopes]

2:52 bro!!! The map change was insane!!!! Thank you for taking the time to teach us!!! So informative!!!! Thank you!!!

[dreeemer]

Tis the season to start tuning into your no-nonsense, no-hype hurricane season reports! Love and appreciate your approach. Sending you good vibes from Houston, Texas!

[tinagaribotte]

Thanks for this video. I just subscribed. Living way down South Louisiana, I have experienced many Hurricanes. I cannot imagine experiencing another one like Hurricane Ida.

[michaelj]

Just subscribed from Port St lucie Florida. Insurance already extremely high, don't need anymore storms. Fingers crossed 🤞

[PackRatManiac]

I live on the Gulf Coast and we've been talking about getting our supplies early this year. 2024 looks like it's going to be an active year weather wise. Texas had some very damaging fires in the panhandle. We've seen tornadoes touching down in the Midwest, Kansas, and Arkansas. I don't think it's being alarmist to tell people the signs are there for an active season.

[Miami]

Just subbed from the Orlando area. It's so nice when explanations make sense! I'll be watching.❤️

[michaell]

Excellent video and explanation. I just subscribed. Definitely a factor for us here in southern Louisiana viewers! Thanks!

[armandolugones]

I live in the UCF area and work for UCF athletics and I have to say in-depth videos like this helps us prepare early for summer time weather, especially when it’s always so unpredictable! Thanks!

[forrestgossett]

Subscribed! Jax, FL here. Good to have detailed explanations. Thank you

[alicemoore]

Jonathan Thanks for this information. Moved to the Gulf of Florida from Ohio and within one year have already experienced Ian AND Idalia I was more afraid due to the hype than the actual hurricane. Some of the mainstream meteorologists get pretty giddy presenting their "information". Definitely subscribing !

[jolenebrooks]

Any advice for a mother of 4 who moved from Maine to Louisiana and is just now learning (really trying to) about hurricanes? Everyone I know here says "this is going to be a bad year for hurricanes" and also "eh dont worry until they say we have to evacuate" .... I'm not used to this.

[paulmetheny]

Proud to join the team, will for sure tell others. This is well spoken, now real folks can understand weather. 👍 Houston, TX. 🇨🇱🤠

[marshamckee]

We are still cleaning updowned trees here in PERRY FLA.. there are still tarps on some roofs in town..we dont need any more storms

[JBoberiii]

I'll be watching from the FL Panhandle! Thanks for the info!!

[albertoalfonso]

Great job. Clear cut, informative, no hype. Just the facts - no gloom and doom like my local channels. AA from Coral Gables, FL

[williamzee]

OK…so bottom line how many category 3, 4, 5 hurricanes are going to hit Florida in 2024….Gulf side and Atlantic side do you estimate happening?