The Canadian Hurricane Centre says this year's season will likely be quieter than average due to the so-called El Nino effect and cooler ocean temperatures. Meteorologist Bob Robichaud says El Nino, a patch of warm water in the Pacific Ocean, can interfere with the formation of hurricanes in the Atlantic. (Robichaud says hurricanes draw heat from the ocean and pump it into the atmosphere, so when the water is cooler, there are fewer storms.)

Date: 2015-05-27
Placeline: HALIFAX.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 16 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << whenever we get an email that increases the wind shear in the tropics in the Atlantic which doesn't favor hurricane formation so whenever we have an El Nino we tend to have fewer fewer hurricanes and we do have an El Nino training right now >>

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