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Meteorologists predict a fairly chill 2026 Atlantic hurricane season

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More information Adding us as a Preferred Source in Google by using this link indicates that you would like to see more of our content in Google News results. Hurricane Edouard as seen from the International Space Station in 2014. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. More signs indicate the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season could ultimately be a welcome reprieve from more recent devastating storms . As La Niña transitions into a stronger El Niño climate pattern later this summer, the United States may experience a below-average number of hurricanes.


Imelda erupts into hurricane near East Coast as Fujiwhara Effect to save millions from devastation

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Hurricane forecasters warn of double storm nearing East Coast in just DAYS

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Weather researchers unleash fleet of drones that sail directly into eye of hurricane

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Pawleys Island, South Carolina, Mayor Brian Henry tells "Your World" that Hurricane Ian was different and brought a significant storm surge to the island. A high-tech sailing drone was deployed onto the Atlantic Ocean near Charleston, South Carolina, this past weekend to collect weather data directly from wicked hurricanes. The autonomous ocean drone, known as a saildrone, was redeployed by California-based company Saildrone Inc., which designs and operates autonomous ocean drones, in partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to assist the agency in data collection on hurricanes. The same saildrone made international headlines in 2021 when it captured the "first-ever video from inside a major hurricane at sea" when Hurricane Sam barreled across the Atlantic. NOAA has previously incorporated drones into its research of hurricanes and 2023 will see an even larger and more high-tech fleet.


Artificial intelligence tracks invasive plant spread during hurricane season

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FLORIDA ― Preparations for hurricane season have been expedited following an increase in cyclone energy and the increase in storms during the 2020 Atlantic season. With the increase risk of more hurricanes this year, researchers at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Extension are working to predict how these storms could increase the spread of invasive plants. Hurricane season, which typically runs from June 1 to Nov. 30, was considered being moved up to May after formations of hurricanes last year began earlier than expected. The efforts are part of a mix of on-the-ground plant research and collaboration with hyperspectral sensing to evaluate hurricanes. Hyperspectral sensors looks at objects with a larger portion of the electromagnetic spectrum.


How Drones and Artificial Intelligence Impacted Hurricane Irma Claims Response - Betterview

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While much has been written about the impact of drones and artificial intelligence in P/C insurance over the last few years, the first real test of these emerging technologies didn't occur until the 2017 hurricane season. After Hurricane Irma battered Florida, reinsurers and insurers of all sizes (small, mid-sized and top ten) looked to facilitate their claims processing through the use of drones and artificial intelligence. One of the most critical factors in post-catastrophe claims processing is capturing and documenting the situation on the ground. Traditionally, this is done using on-the-ground claims adjusters and is supplemented by imagery captured from airplanes or satellites. Using Drones for Hurricane Irma Damage Assessment One of the benefits of drones is that they can quickly and safely capture many high-resolution photos after catastrophes.


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Los Angeles Times

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is predicting an above-normal 2017 Hurricane Season, with five to nine hurricanes -- two to four of them Category 3 (winds at least 111 mph) or stronger. The weakness or absence of storm-suppressing El Niño climate conditions, combined with above-normal ocean surface temperatures and average or weaker vertical wind shear across the Caribbean and Atlantic Coast are factors pointing to an active hurricane season, said Ben Friedman, acting NOAA administrator. They expect that three named storms will make landfall in the U.S. April's Tropical Storm Arlene was a rare preseason storm, but it was also an indication of an active season ahead, Friedman said Thursday during a news conference at the NOAA Center for Weather and Climate Prediction in College Park, Md. In the 25 years since Category 5 Hurricane Andrew hit South Florida, forecasting accuracy has improved 65%, said Mary Erickson, deputy director at the National Weather Service.