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Tame 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season Hangs On Developing El Nino
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Tame 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season Hangs On Developing El Nino

MIAMI (Reuters) —  A slightly below-average 2023 Atlantic hurricane season lies ahead with an El Nino weather phenomenon damping the storm outlook, a top hurricane forecaster said. El Nino, a…
Posted by John McCarthy April 18, 2023
Expect A ‘Quieter’ Hurricane Season This Year, CSU Forecast Says
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Expect A ‘Quieter’ Hurricane Season This Year, CSU Forecast Says

FORT COLLINS — The likely development of El Niño should bring a "slightly below-average" Atlantic hurricane season, top forecasters announced Thursday at a hurricane conference in Texas. But the forecast also notes a high…
Posted by John McCarthy April 14, 2023
Arizona University Predicts One Less Named Storm This Season – 12 – Down From 13
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Arizona University Predicts One Less Named Storm This Season – 12 – Down From 13

MIAMI — A little more than three years ago, as sports bar TVs were split between coronavirus infection tallies and the XFL, a more subtle but no less extreme scourge was…
Posted by John McCarthy April 9, 2023
Afternoon Showers, Isolated Thunderstorms Expected As Weather Conditions Improve
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Afternoon Showers, Isolated Thunderstorms Expected As Weather Conditions Improve

SAN JUAN — Weather conditions will continue to improve, however; available moisture and local effects will support afternoon showers with isolated thunderstorm development each day, mainly across western sections. Elsewhere,…
Posted by John McCarthy April 9, 2023
Threat of ‘Excessive Rainfall’ 70 Percent For Vieques and Parts of Puerto Rico: NWS
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Threat of ‘Excessive Rainfall’ 70 Percent For Vieques and Parts of Puerto Rico: NWS

SAN JUAN — The National Weather Service said the risk of thunderstorms and flooding continues today, but should decrease tonight going into Easter Sunday. WHAT...Moisture and an upper-level trough will continue…
Posted by John McCarthy April 8, 2023
National Weather Service Sees ‘Elevated’ Risk of Thunderstorms, Flooding This Weekend
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National Weather Service Sees ‘Elevated’ Risk of Thunderstorms, Flooding This Weekend

.SAN JUAN — The National Weather Service said this morning that the threat of thunderstorms and flooding continues for the USVI and Puerto Rico this holiday weekend.WHAT...Plenty of moisture and…
Posted by John McCarthy April 7, 2023
Northerly Swells Event Explained By NWS
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Northerly Swells Event Explained By NWS

SAN JUAN — All Coastal Flood Advisories have been canceled, the National Weather Service said on Sunday. Small Craft Advisories were also canceled, but deteriorating marine conditions will again trigger…
Posted by John McCarthy March 13, 2023
NWS Warns of Deteriorating Marine and Surf Zone Conditions For USVI and Puerto Rico
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NWS Warns of Deteriorating Marine and Surf Zone Conditions For USVI and Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN — Northerly swells began affecting the regional waters last night and will continue throughout the weekend, generating hazardous marine and life-threatening coastal conditions, the National Weather Service said.…
Posted by John McCarthy March 10, 2023
U.S. Mulls Stronger Protections For Caribbean Conch, Raising Concerns Among Fishermen
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U.S. Mulls Stronger Protections For Caribbean Conch, Raising Concerns Among Fishermen

Overfishing may put the queen conch — a large marine snail known for its showy shell and delectable flesh — on the path to extinction, U.S. government researchers concluded earlier…
Posted by John McCarthy January 19, 2023
Hazardous Marine Conditions Continue This Weekend; Expect Swell On Mon-Tues
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Hazardous Marine Conditions Continue This Weekend; Expect Swell On Mon-Tues

SAN JUAN — Extremely hazardous marine and coastal conditions will continued into late Friday night, the National Weather Service said. A slight improvement is expected for this weekend, especially Sunday,…
Posted by John McCarthy December 10, 2022

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