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2024 Forecast and Modeling Updates
      Mon Jun 10 2024 09:27 PM

As the features that tend to "lock in" a season's character become more evident as time progresses, many professional agencies update their preseason forecasts in June all the way through even October. In this thread we will highlight preseason forecasts and their updates, post updates to known predictors as they come in, and add any of our own thoughts.

This is an open thread to registered members with relevant information and opinions (backed up with reasoning please) to post.

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