Experts Warn of Potential Record-Breaking Hurricane Season

Forecasters predict an unusually high number of storms due to warm Atlantic waters and La Niña conditions.

NOAA and other meteorological agencies forecast an exceptionally active hurricane season, with up to 25 named storms.
Record-warm Atlantic waters and the transition to La Niña conditions are key factors driving the increased storm activity.
Experts emphasize the importance of preparedness, recommending emergency kits and family communication plans.
Communities are advised to stay updated on local weather reports and engage with neighborhood support networks.
New forecasting models and technologies are being tested to improve storm prediction and response.