Consensus building for below-average hurricane season, but signals mix

Consensus building for below-average hurricane season, but signals mixed

The 2023 Atlantic Hurricane season is lining up to deliver below average storm and hurricane counts vis-a-vis the 30-year average, analysts at Colorado State University’s Tropical Weather & Climate Research department have said in their first look at the season.

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