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IN SPACE - SEPTEMBER 7: In this satellite handout from NOAA, Tropical Storm Maria churns in the Atlantic with sustained winds of 50 mph September 7, 2011 as seen from space. The National Hurricane Center's predictions put Maria on track to affect the U.S. Virgin Islands on September 10, still as a tropical storm. (Photo by NOAA via Getty Images)

Watch Out Florida – Hurricane Forecast For 2018 Released

Author Paula Street

Forecasters from Colorado State University predict the upcoming Atlantic Ocean hurricane season could again, be above average.

Last year we had Harvey, Irma and Maria. This means more storms and more severe storms could form this year. That doesn’t mean Florida will get hit again this year, but we could.

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