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Hurricane Betsy

Coverage of Hurricane Betsy in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: May 31 · 11:06 UTCMost recent: Jun 1 · 14:33 UTC
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  • SCIENCEJun 1 · 14:33 UTCWPLG LOCAL 10 MIAMI
    Hurricane season starts today. Here’s what to expect for week 1 and beyond

    The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season has begun, with forecasters predicting below-average activity due to a strengthening El Niño. NOAA and Colorado State University anticipate reduced storm development, particularly in the western Atlantic and Caribbean, as El Niño increases wind shear. However, historical El Niño years like 1965 show hurricanes can still impact the U.S. despite reduced overall activity.

  • SCIENCEMay 31 · 11:06 UTCNBC6 SOUTH FLORIDA
    John Morales: Forecast shows fewer hurricanes during 2026 season, but don't get comfortable

    The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is forecast to be below normal due to a strong El Niño, but experts warn of increased intensity risks from climate change. Historical data shows El Niño years can still produce devastating storms, such as Hurricane Camille (1969) and Hurricane Betsy (1965).

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