Leading US meteorologist group forecasts 10 hurricanes this season to disrupt LNG and oil and gas activity
Friday, 08 July 2022
One of the most respected meteorologist groups in the United States has forecast in its July update that the Atlantic hurricane season in 2022 will have more major storms than previous years and 10 hurricanes, leading to the temporary shutting of US Gulf Coast oil and gas production and LNG facilities as landfall percentages increase.
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- US Gulf Coast hurricane season
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- US Gulf Coast hurricane warnings
- US hurricanes report
- offshore oil and gas shutins
- natural gas infrastructure
- Colorado State University Department of Atmospheric Science
- CSU Tropical Meteorology Project team
- weather disruption to LNG
- Hurricane warnings for Gulf Coast
- LNG disruption
- La Nina
- LNG cargoes for Europe
- LNG cargoes for Asia
