“Yes, it will worsen storms”
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With NOAA raising the chances for an above-normal hurricane season, experts are divided on whether the absence of El Niño means a more active Atlantic. Some argue that the typical suppression of storms by El Niño has ended, while others believe other factors may mitigate any increase in hurricane activity. As the season approaches, the debate intensifies over how much impact El Niño's departure will truly have.