Colorado State University researchers point to record-breaking warm water surface temperatures in the tropical and eastern subtropical Atlantic as the leading indicator for anticipating an exceptionally active season ahead. Credit: Mike Mareen/Adobe Stock Colorado State University researchers point to record-breaking warm water surface temperatures in the tropical and eastern subtropical Atlantic as the leading indicator for anticipating an exceptionally active season ahead. Credit: Mike Mareen/Adobe Stock

The 2024 hurricane season is expected to see well above-average activity, according to the initial forecast from Colorado State University tropical weather researchers.

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