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Larry's Tropical Weather Page

The federal government predicts a near-normal 2023 hurricane season for the Atlantic Basin: Five to nine hurricanes are expected to form. Overall, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration forecasts that 12 to 17 named tropical storms will develop in the region, which includes the Atlantic, the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico. The season is expected to be less active than in recent years because of competing factors − some that suppress storm development and some that fuel it − driving this year's overall forecast for a near-normal season.

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The Atlantic hurricane season extends from June 1 through November 30
2023 Atlantic Basin Storm Names With Pronunciations
(Active Storms Are Highlighted In RED - Click On Storm Name For More Information)


Arlene ar-LEEN  Bret bret  Cindy SIN-dee  Don dahn  Emily EH-mih-lee  Franklin FRANK-lin  Gert gert Harold HAIR-uld  Idalia ee-DAL-ya  Jose ho-ZAY  Katia KAH-tyah  Lee lee  Margot MAR-go  Nigel NY-juhl Ophelia o-FEEL-ya  Philippe fee-LEEP  Rina REE-nuh  Sean shawn  Tammy TAM-ee  Vince vinss  Whitney WHIT-nee
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Tryin' To Reason With Hurricane Season - By, Keith Hilton
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This Page Was Last Updated on June 4, 2023
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