2023
Enhanced - Business Prediction Package
13 Atlantic Hurricane Zones
Plus
Interactive Outlook & all Tracking Webinars
for Businesses Requiring Advance Notice
2023 Prediction - Atlantic Basin
United States will have 2-3 Hurricane Landfalls
1 Major Hurricane Landfalls Possible
2023 Season GWO Prediction to Date Season Average
Named Storms 11 - 12-13 Average Season
Hurricanes 5 - 6 Average Season
Major Hurricanes 2 - 2 Average season
U.S. Landfalls 2-3 -
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Get Ready for the 2023 Season
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Includes all 13 Zones - Webinars - Hotspots
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Package Includes
1. Interactive outlook webinars (about 22) - (typically conducted Monday afternoon)
2. Interactive tracking webinars (16 to 30)
Compares computer models and GWO's zone predictions - more accurate landfall
prediction 10 days prior to landfall
3. Total webinars - 36 to 52
4. The 2021 hurricane Hot-Spot map (100% correct 2020 - 91% correct 2019)
5. All 13 zone predictions - risk for hurricane and/or tropical storm conditions
6. Most likely landfall location within the zone
7. El Nino - La Nina or Neutral Conditions prediction
8. Intermediate outlook or tracking emails - as required
9. Personal conference call - if requested
10. Climatology for the zones
11. Prediction discussion and analysis for each zone
12. Hot-Spot graphic - where hurricanes will landfalls
Sample
Zone Predictions
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Press Release - How Well GWO Predicted the 2020 Season
Predicted 6-8 Months in advance - Landfall Locations of All 17 Hurricanes
Ida 2021 - Nicholas 2021 - Hanna 2020 - Laura 2020 - Delta 2020 - Zeta 2020 - Sally 2020 - Ita 2020 - Isaias 2020 - Dorian 2019 - Barry 2019 - Michael 2018 - Florence 2018 - Harvey 2017 - Irma 2017 - Nate 2017
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Hot-Spot Predictions by Zone
100% Correct in 2020 - 91% Correct in 2019
Predicted Correctly for 2020
6 United States Hurricane Landfalls (had 6)
1 Major United States Landfall and Location (Category 4 Laura)
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Pacific "Subsurface"
Ocean Water
Temperature Anomalies
Panels above show the Tropical South Pacific subsurface water temperature during the 7 weeks from 09 November 2021 (top graphic) to 29 December 2021. Cold subsurface water is noted as blue - warm is orange to red.
As noted in the time series (from top to bottom), The coldest than normal subsurface water (dark blue) is now beginning to shrink on the western side during the past 7 weeks - and the coldest core is not totally reaching the surface.
At the same time an area of much warmer than normal subsurface water is intensifying in the Western Pacific and is now beginning to move eastward underneath the colder water above. This area in now entering the West-Central Tropical Pacific and will will continue eastward into the East Central Tropical Pacific during January and into the Eastern Pacific by about February 01. This will erode the colder water above and end the La Nina.
Find out when the La Nina will end and transition to El Nino with GWO's 2-year ENSO prediction.
An ocean temperature cycle typically persists for 2 or 3 months and then transitions to another cycle - such as transitioning from cooling and then back to warming.
Weak ENSO La Nina Conditions are now in place and will continue for a couple months.
GWO's 2-year prediction discusses changes that will occur from November 2021 into October 2023 - including the next El Nino.
For an El Niño to Form - the subsurface water must warm dramatically in the Western and Central Tropical Pacific - and then expand eastward across the Central Tropical Pacific and finally to near South America. Once the warm subsurface water expands to the Eastern Pacific, it up-wells to the surface (see the 3-panel graphic to the right that shows the formation of the 2015 El Niño.
