In the midst of rising Atlantic Ocean temperatures and the looming presence of El Nino, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) forecasts a near-normal hurricane season for the Atlantic in 2023.  These predictions, made by NOAA forecasters at the Climate Prediction Center - a division of the National Weather Service - anticipate a 40 percent likelihood of a near-normal season, with a 30 percent chance each for either an above-normal or below-normal season. The Atlantic hurricane season, traditionally stretching from June 1 to November 30,...