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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.

Hurricane Idalia
A storm-damaged gas station is reflected in a puddle after Hurricane Idalia crossed the state on August 30, 2023 in Perry, Florida. The storm made landfall at Keaton Beach, Florida as a category 3 hurricane. (Credit: Sean Rayford/Getty Images)
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Overview

  • 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.