The NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration is forecasting up to 25 named storms this 2024 Atlantic hurricane season. Pair that with an upcoming East/Gulf Coast port labor contract expiring in September and expectations for the highest import volumes in the past two years, and H2 2024 could shape up to be an interesting time for the U.S. industrial supply chain. Explore the supply chain disruptors set to impact industrial market activity in When It Rains, It Ports, Newmark's latest Industrial Insight. https://nmrk.re/3z7zOOd #Newmark #Industrial #IndustrialTrends #USIndustrial #USManufacturing #Manufacturing #SupplyChain #ThoughtLeadership
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https://lnkd.in/ezfq3fuP It's going to be an active hurricane season which translates into supply chain disruption, particularly in coastal markets. Our view is that this will drive diversification of industrial operations for greater efficiencies, meaning more warehouse and manufacturing space will be needed to meet domestic demand for goods. Layering in the labor and geopolitical factors at play, it's a 'perfect storm' contributing to the evolution of the U.S. industrial market. Timely piece by our thought leaders...
The NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration is forecasting up to 25 named storms this 2024 Atlantic hurricane season. Pair that with an upcoming East/Gulf Coast port labor contract expiring in September and expectations for the highest import volumes in the past two years, and H2 2024 could shape up to be an interesting time for the U.S. industrial supply chain. Explore the supply chain disruptors set to impact industrial market activity in When It Rains, It Ports, Newmark's latest Industrial Insight. https://nmrk.re/3z7zOOd #Newmark #Industrial #IndustrialTrends #USIndustrial #USManufacturing #Manufacturing #SupplyChain #ThoughtLeadership
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The NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration forecasts above-normal hurricane activity in the Atlantic basin this year, including 8-13 hurricanes. Also, as of today, 52 large or notable new wildfires are burning across the Western US, causing numerous evacuations. As weather conditions change and natural disasters hit the US, it is crucial to prepare for the various weather-related circumstances that may impact your business. Having a facilities plan for natural disasters helps your organization bounce back. Be prepared by learning more: https://hubs.li/Q02Jq56R0 #facilities #solutions #plan
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) upgraded its 2023 Atlantic Hurricane season outlook from a near-normal activity level to above-normal due to record-warm sea surface temperatures. Learn more here: https://buff.ly/45Ayazr).
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Debby is now classified as a Tropical Storm, as it heads towards the west coast of Florida. We urge everyone in the Southeast region to prioritize safety. View this Hurricane Safety Checklist issued by the Red Cross. https://lnkd.in/euf4rmqY Debby is expected to track toward the Florida panhandle, with projections indicating it may reach Category 1 hurricane status by Monday. It is also anticipated that large amounts of rain will follow Debby into Georgia and the Carolinas, where significant flooding may occur throughout the week. To be labeled a tropical storm, winds must range between 39 and 73 mph. For Debby to be classified as a hurricane, wind speeds must reach 74 mph or higher. Track Debby's progress and stay updated with this live storm tracker. https://lnkd.in/eBvkgKFX #Debby #SafetyFirst #CreteUnited #UnitedForImpact
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NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration has predicted an 85% chance of an above-normal 2024 hurricane season due to near-record warm ocean temperatures in the Atlantic, development of La Niña conditions in the Pacific, reduced trade winds, and less wind shear, all of which favor tropical storm formation. It is important to note that NOAA’s outlook is for overall seasonal activity and is not a landfall forecast. And while the climate may be changing, one thing that has not changed is Tetra Tech’s commitment to our clients during disasters. For more than 20 years, Tetra Tech has provided preparedness planning, response, recovery, and mitigation services to federal, state, and local clients throughout the country, responding to nearly 100 major disasters and successfully completing thousands of projects in 44 U.S. states and territories. At Tetra Tech, we solve complex problems using proven methodologies, technologies, and tools with a focus on long-term resilience and future-proof solutions to give our clients peace of mind. Reach out to our disaster and emergency management experts today at disaster.recovery@tetratech.com. #HurricaneSeason2024 #HurricanePreparedness #HurricaneRecovery
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The US government predicts an above-normal hurricane season. While forecasts are a timely reminder that communities need to be ready, big losses can occur even during below-normal hurricane seasons if storms hit in populated areas with lots of assets. https://ow.ly/XsSa30sCG5s
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U.S. wetlands save over $30B yearly in flood damage costs. Wetlands are vital, cutting damages by 22% during Hurricane Sandy, for example. Do your part in keeping our wetlands and planet protected. And if more flooding occurs, Neptune has your back: https://zurl.co/O9Ay Source: American Rivers and NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration #WorldWetlandsDay #wetlands
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🌪️ more info on NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration Prediction of #HurricaneSeason for the North Atlantic in 2024 The North Atlantic could experience up to seven major hurricanes (Category 3 or higher) this year, more than double the usual number. Normally, only three major hurricanes are expected in a season. NOAA forecasts up to 13 hurricanes (Category 1 or above) from June to November. While #globalwarming isn't increasing the number of hurricanes, it's making the strongest ones more likely and bringing heavier rainfall. In contrast, NOAA predicts a below-normal hurricane season in the central Pacific due to the impending La Niña conditions. Two primary factors behind this forecast: 1. Switch from El Niño to La Niña: Favors storm growth. 2. Warmer sea surface temperatures: Provide more energy for storms. 🚩 IMPACTS - Warmer waters and air contribute to stronger storms and increased rainfall. - Storm surges are now higher due to sea level rise, making hurricanes more damaging. This active forecast, is an #earlywarning for the public to be aware of rapid intensification events, which pose significant dangers to coastal communities.
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Follow the science. "Global sea-ice coverage was below average: July had the second smallest sea ice coverage in the 46-year record at 8.49 million square miles, which was 1.09 million square miles below the 1991–2020 average. Arctic sea ice coverage was below average (by 330,000 square miles), and Antarctic sea ice extent was below average (by 760,000 square miles). July tropical activity was below average: Seven named storms developed across the globe in July, which was below the 1991–2020 average. The Atlantic basin had two, including Hurricane Beryl, the earliest Category 5 hurricane on record; the East Pacific had three and the West Pacific, two." Credit to NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration https://lnkd.in/eTYm37iP #climatechange #globalwarming #extremeweather #environment #sustainability
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The Atlantic Hurricane season ended last week and this year without any disruption to US LNG/LPG export infrastructure 🛑 Europe's luck is on a roll 🙏 This season the metrologist's job was made a bit more difficult due to El Nino which effect can be hard to predict ⁉ According to NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, the Atlantic basin saw 20 named storms in 2023, which ranks 4th for the most-named storms in a year since 1950 🕰 7 storms were hurricanes and 3 intensified to major hurricanes. An average season has 14 named storms, 7 hurricanes and 3 major hurricanes ✅ Hurricane Idalia was the only U.S. landfalling hurricane in 2023. It made landfall as a category-3 hurricane on Aug. 30 near Keaton Beach, Florida🍊 The 2023 Atlantic seasonal activity fell within the NOAA Climate Prediction Center’s predicted ranges for named storms and hurricanes in the August updated outlook 🤓 Robert Murdoch said economist were created to make the weather forecasters look good - it seems like the weather forecasters no longer need the help of economist to do so 😎 #weather #climate #noaa #hurricane #lng #shipping #maritime #oilgas #lpg #energy #us #naturalgas #gas
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