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El Nino expected to lessen the number of tropical storms and hurricanes this season
- The Canadian Hurricane Centre predicts a slightly below average hurricane season due to an expected El Nino climate pattern this year.
- El Nino causes warmer water near the equator in the Pacific Ocean to rise to the surface around hurricane season's peak in September.
- El Nino produces wind shear in the western Atlantic that disrupts hurricanes, leading to fewer tropical storms this season.
- Despite El Nino, major hurricanes can still develop, and usually one or two named storms impact Canada annually.
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El Nino expected to lessen the number of tropical storms and hurricanes this season
HALIFAX - The Canadian Hurricane Centre is predicting a slightly below average hurricane season because forecasters are anticipating the emergence of a disruptive El Nino climate pattern.
·Toronto, Canada
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- 93% of the sources lean Left
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