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The Colorado State University hurricane team today slightly lowered its 2009 Atlantic hurricane forecast based on developing El Nino conditions that are expected to intensify over the remainder of the hurricane season. Read more >> Post a comment Name/Nickname: (required) Email Address: (must be a valid address) (will not be published or shared) Comments: (plain text only)

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