Atlantic hurricane season outlook worsens at NOAA

Forecasters at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration revised their outlook for the Atlantic hurricane
season, predicting more storm activity - including major hurricanes
- than the meteorologists expected in May.
Now the forecasters at the agency known as NOAA say this season,
which began in June and runs through November, may be the worst
since 2010 in terms storm frequency. And they said conditions in
the Pacific Ocean which affect storm intensity are more conducive
to the format