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I live in North Carolina right on the beach...does it seem to be that we are gonna be hit by a hurricane this summer with the way the weather has been and its been such along time since we have had a bad one hit our area...Atlantic Beach, NC ...Thanks you for your answers....
I thought that if the waters were warm than the tropical storms can travel up with the same speed but the cool water slows them down. I live in Prince Edward Island and our waters are at record highs with such a hot summer. Is the hurricanes more likely to affect us due to the warm waters?
So if the el nino develops by late summer-early fall we may actually see a return to more normal, typical weather for the time of year? Would we likely see normal precipitation and temperatures this fall and winter, if so.. I may have to stock up on more snow melting salts and jackets this fall that never were used last winter. Thats not a bad thing! Im hoping things will change
Many people are hoping for the el nino (as myself) but is it really going to fix everything that this past winter messed up?
Normally an El Nino is the reverse of the type of weather we have seen for two La Nina winters. If it comes too soon after a La Nina, you are going from one extreme to another. If it arrives slowly, it heals the droughts caused by the La Nina.
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