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“Initial Estimate for 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Above Average, Again!”
Jeff Dunsavage, Senior Research Analyst, Triple-I (12/10/2021)
The Colorado State University (CSU)Tropical Meteorology Project estimates that there is a 40 percent chance that North Atlantic sea temperatures will be above average and no El Niño will occur in 2022, indicating a higher-than-average season.
Triple-I non-resident scholar Dr. Phil Klotzbach and CSU estimate 13 to 16 named storms, six to eight hurricanes, and two or three major hurricanes next season. Klotzbach says the primary driver of variability is the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO), which affects storm activity. El Niño reduces activity by generating increased vertical wind shear. La Niña conditions have the opposite effect.
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Storm and Hurricane Checklist
Stock your home with emergency supplies including nonperishable food and water, prescription medications, and a first aid kit.
Turn off the electricity if you see sparks or frayed wires until an electrician has inspected your system for safety.
Turn off the main water valve if pipes are damaged.
Check with local authorities before using any water; the water could be contaminated and may need to be boiled before use.
Prevent mold by removing wet contents immediately but only after documenting the water damage with photos and videos.
Keep a copy of your insurance policy handy.
Take photographs and videos of all damaged areas and document any lost items.
Don't panic… know that help is one call away.
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