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Hurricane season starts this week

Hurricane season starts this week

The North Atlantic hurricane season officially begins today, Jun. 1, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has released its projection for the season. It echoes a previous forecast from researchers at Colorado State, calling for an above-average season for both the number [...]

By Jeff Rasinski|June 1, 2022|Categories: Corn & Soy Complex, Energy, Sugar, Weather|Tags: hurricane forecast, natural gas, NOAA, North Atlantic hurricane season, U.S. port exports|0 Comments

2020 hurricane season may be more active

2020 hurricane season may be more active

Researchers at Colorado State University announced their prediction for a more active hurricane season in 2020. An average season would see 2.7 major hurricanes from Jun. 1- Nov. 30, and 2020 is forecasted to bring up to eight hurricanes with four reaching moderate to [...]

By Jeff Rasinski|April 9, 2020|Categories: Sugar, Weather|Tags: cane sugar industry, Colorado State University, hurricane forecast, hurricane season, NOAA, U.S. sugar supply|0 Comments

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