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The increased computing power will enable a significant upgrade to the ‘American’ forecast model

NOAA's Climate Prediction Center Thursday upgraded the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season forecast to an above-normal level of activity.

Oceans are at record high temperatures, but El Niño is keeping a lid on tropical storms in the Atlantic.

Forecasters with the National Weather Service’s Shreveport, Louisiana, office reminded Lufkin residents that inland areas can still experience major impacts from hurricanes and tropical storms. Ryan Knapp and Martin Mayeaux

Very warm water temperatures in the Atlantic Ocean have some believing the chances of hurricane activity could increase from earlier ........

The National Hurricane Center is improving its forecasts with a new model capable of crunching a wide range of data and better predicting where storms could make landfall.

NOAA’s National Hurricane Center — a division of the National Weather Service — has a new model to help produce hurricane forecasts this season. The Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System

The National Hurricane Center announced Thursday that it is adopting a new model for storm forecasting ahead of the 2023 season.

NOAA’s new Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System improves forecasting of hurricanes.

Previous runs of the model have shown it is at least 10% better at improving forecast tracks.