Published: Thu 4 Apr 2024

CSU forecasts “extremely active” Atlantic hurricane season with raised probability of US major hurricane landfall

Expectations for a busy year for Atlantic hurricanes are continuing to build, with Colorado State University forecasting an “extremely active” season in 2024.

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Published: Thu 4 Apr 2024

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CSU forecasts “extremely active” Atlantic hurricane season with raised probability of US major hurricane landfall

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