El Nino's effect on Hurricane Season

Everything I'm reading suggests a weak hurricane season this year due to a potential strong El Nino year.
However, looking at the El Nino years vs. La Nina years, it seems as though we've been affected by some pretty intense and/or memorable hurricanes/tropical storms in past El Nino years.

1965 = Strong El Nino year
- Cat 4 Hurricane Betsy, Grande Isle
1957 = Strong El Nino year
- Cat 4 Hurricane Audry, southwest Louisiana
1969 = Weak El Nino year
- Cat 5 Hurricane Camille, Louisiana/Miss border
1997 = Strong El Nino year
- Cat 1 Hurricane Danny, Plaquimines Parish
2002 = Moderate El Nino year
- Tropical Storm Isidore, Southeast Louisiana
2002 = Moderate El Nino year
- Cat 2 Hurricane Lili, South-central Louisiana


To be fair, the most memorable hurricanes in our recent history are from La Nina years:
1. Cat 2/3 Hurricane Gustav (2008)
2. Cat 3/4 Hurricane Katrina (2005)

Cat 3 Hurricane Andrew (1992) was neither a La Nina or El Nino year but 1991-92 (year prior) was in fact a Moderate El Nino year.

What does the OT's meteorologists think about this. It seems as though some of our strongest or most memorable storms in history have been split pretty much down the middle as far as being in an El Nino or La Nina year. Of course, it's not how many form in a single year but whether or not one makes landfall that matters.
Discuss!