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Area of disturbed weather near Bahamas could slowly acquire tropical or subtropical characteristics

Area of disturbed weather near Bahamas could slowly acquire tropical or subtropical characteristics

The 2019 Atlantic hurricane season officially begins one month from today, but the basin is already showing its first signs of life. A non-tropical trough of low pressure has developed near the Bahamas and is currently disorganized, but conditions may become a bit more favorable for some slight development by late this weekend if it remains offshore the Atlantic coast. If this system develops into a subtropical or tropical storm, it will be named Andrea. The National Hurricane Center (NHC)…

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Cyclonic Fury’s March 2019 Atlantic hurricane season forecast

Cyclonic Fury’s March 2019 Atlantic hurricane season forecast

In just over two months, the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season will officially begin June 1. It should be noted, however, that the last four Atlantic hurricane seasons have all featured at least one named storm form before this date! Like any year at this time, there remains considerable uncertainty about how the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) as well as how the Atlantic sea surface temperature anomaly pattern will evolve between now and the peak of hurricane season. Currently weak…

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