2020 Hurricane Forecast Review – How did they do?
Back at the start of Hurricane season there was an official forecast. So how did they do, how accurate was it nor that we are in November?
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Back at the start of Hurricane season there was an official forecast. So how did they do, how accurate was it nor that we are in November?
The 2020 Hurricane Season forecast predicts that we face a Hyperactive Atlantic Hurricane season. In a warming world there are consequences.
The WMO, a UN body, has forecast abovage average temperatures for the next few months even without an El Niño event to boast the climate.
Over at Penn State ESSC (Earth System Science Center) have issued a 2018 Hurricane forecast … ESSC scientist Michael E. Mann, alumnus Michael Kozar, and researcher Sonya K. Miller have released their seasonal prediction for the 2018 North Atlantic hurricane season, which officially starts on June 1st and runs through November 30th. The prediction is … Read more
At this time of year, it truly is the land of the midnight sun. Normally it is very cold but something weird is forecast to happen again. Jason Samenow a weather enthusiast since age 10 and the weather editor for the Washington Post, wrote a heads up article about this a couple of days ago. There he … Read more
Almost every Spring and Autumn for the past couple of years the UK’s Daily Express has run stories such as the above claiming that the season ahead is about to hit extremes. Instead of seeking guidance from a real meteorologist, their source is weather eccentric James Madden, forecaster for his one-man company Exacta Weather. Autumn is … Read more