One month into the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season, scientists at Colorado State University (CSU) said they expect fewer named storms and hurricanes than previously forecast and below-average tropical activity.
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CSU Team Sees Slightly-Above-Average Hurricane Season on Horizon
With eight weeks remaining until the start of the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season, scientists at Colorado State University (CSU) said they expect slightly-above-average tropical storm activity this year.
Atlantic Hurricane Season Could Start Early This Year, Says AccuWeather
The 2018 Atlantic hurricane season, which officially begins June 1, is likely to have normal to slightly above-normal activity, and could have an early start in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM), forecasters at AccuWeather’s Global Weather Center said Monday.
Court Dismisses Enviros Proposed Stay of Atlantic Coast Pipeline
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Northeast Marcellus-Focused Atlantic Sunrise OK’d for Partial Service, Adding 400,000 Dth/d
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Millennium Ruling ‘Instructive’ for Constitution, Says Williams
As it moves forward with plans to complete the Atlantic Sunrise expansion by next year, which would bring some relief to the still-constrained Appalachian Basin, management at Williams and the pipeline partnership have renewed hope for the embattled Constitution Pipeline.
Seismic Surveys to Test Atlantic’s Hydrocarbon Potential Back on Table
Five requests to seismically survey parts of the Atlantic Ocean off the East Coast, a precursor to allowing oil and natural gas drilling, are once again under review by federal officials.
El Nino to Limit 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season, Forecasters Say
A potential El Nino event — warmer-than-normal water temperatures in the Pacific Ocean near the equator — is likely to limit the production of tropical storms in the Atlantic Ocean this year, resulting in below-average hurricane activity, according to a pair of prominent weather forecasters.
FERC OKs Atlantic Bridge Construction Despite Challengers
FERC this week issued an order giving Algonquin Gas Transmission LLC partial authorization to proceed with construction on its proposed Atlantic Bridge expansion, setting aside calls from opposition groups seeking to halt the project.
Atlantic Bridge Gets FERC OK for Construction Despite Opposition
FERC this week issued an order giving Algonquin Gas Transmission LLC partial authorization to proceed with construction on its proposed Atlantic Bridge expansion, setting aside calls from opposition groups seeking to halt the project.