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  1. El Niño conditions are influencing global weather patterns, specifically affecting the outlook for the upcoming hurricane season in both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.

NOAA and Colorado State University are providing hurricane season forecasts in the United States.

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NOAA and Colorado State University are providing hurricane season forecasts in the United States.

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  1. Forecasted storms based on climate patterns for the 2026 hurricane season, involving contributions from Colorado State University.Sub-event
  2. CSU predicts a below-average tropical season.1 source
  3. CSU updated its hurricane season outlook based on expected El Niño conditions.1 source
  4. NOAA predicted a below-normal 2026 Atlantic hurricane season and partnered to provide Reverse Alert notifications for Corpus Christi.Sub-event
  5. Hurricane landfall probabilities are being issued for the northern Gulf Coast, affecting parish-by-parish in Louisiana, Texas, and Mississippi.Sub-event
  6. CSU and NOAA are issuing hurricane season forecasts for the US.1 source

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