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Forecasters predict extremely active 2024 hurricane season Here s why

There’s a 62% probability of a major hurricane making landfall along the U.S. coastline, according to meteorologists.

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CSU researchers predict extremely active hurricane season in 2024

Researchers at Colorado State University have just released their 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Outlook, and they're predicting what's being called "an extremely active season."

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Experts Predict an Extremely Active Hurricane Season This Year

Researchers predict there will be 11 hurricanes, five of which will reach major hurricane strength, and 23 named storms due to a historically warm Atlantic Ocean and probable La Niña conditions.

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Equine Osteoarthritus Research Could Help Humans - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

This research could help physicians to diagnose osteoarthritis in humans quicker than X-rays.

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