What was already expected to be a busy Atlantic hurricane season has been increased a couple of ticks, according to a just-released outlook by Colorado State University. Here's what changed:
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With predictions pointing towards a potentially record-breaking Atlantic hurricane season, it's more crucial than ever for both clients and insurers to stay informed and prepared. With La Niña building throughout the year and ocean temperatures in February already as warm as they have historically been in mid-July, this could spell a cocktail of perfect conditions for storm formation. AccuWeather's insights highlight the importance of being proactive in our approach to the upcoming season: https://ow.ly/XnqG50QHQXy #HurricaneSeason2024
AccuWeather sounding 'alarm bells' for supercharged 2024 Atlantic hurricane season
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This has been discussed alot, but this article lays out the context of why 2024 will be an above average year for Hurricane Season will be. See link below. While the season has already started and has been relatively quiet, peak season occurs in September/October. In the interim, we will change from El Nino to La Nina weather pattern in late Summer. This is what everyone is mainly pointing to the reason of making it a record year for Hurricanes (among a few other factors) https://lnkd.in/eC5b5rt4
Potent Hurricane Weather Pattern Continues to Take Shape, Forecaster Says
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As we approach the 2024 hurricane season, staying informed is crucial. NOAA’s updated outlook predicts an active season, and you can read more about it in the Fast Company article linked below. In Florida, where weather is notoriously unpredictable, schools often become evacuation shelters and hubs for emergency services. This means managing school cancellations and coordinating various logistical tasks. Facilitron is here to help. Our facility management solution simplifies these complex preparations. During Hurricane Dorian, Seminole County’s Ralph Caravello said it best: “Two words for you—simple solution. I just hit the ‘simple’ button and everything was handled. That allowed me to concentrate on other more important Hurricane prep items.” With Facilitron, handling event cancellations, community notifications, and rescheduling is streamlined, allowing districts to focus on essential tasks. Read the Fast Company article for more on this hurricane season, and stay prepared! #HurricaneSeason #CrisisManagement #FacilityManagement #CommunitySupport #Facilitron #FloridaSchools #EmergencyPreparedness
What to know about NOAA’s updated 2024 hurricane forecast
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🌀 As we approach the start of the hurricane season in the eastern Pacific, experts are closely monitoring the potential for a highly active season. 🌊 Stay informed and prepared with the latest forecasts and safety measures. #HurricaneSeason #EasternPacific #SafetyFirst 🚨
A look at how active the hurricane season could be in the Eastern Pacific
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As the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season begins, coastal communities are preparing for a potentially eventful period. Check out our recent blog to explore influencing factors, predictions, and safety tips for residents and property owners. Read full article: https://lnkd.in/gVQ7-nJ5
2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season: What to Expect | MCS
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2024 Atlantic hurricane season guide: Here’s what to know about this year’s storms... The first named system in the Atlantic basin typically forms around June 20, with meteorologists tracking the first hurricane by Aug. 11. The NHC intends to de-emphasize the importance of the cone in 2024 and warn that impacts occur well outside of it... https://lnkd.in/gnjsurwe
2024 Atlantic hurricane season guide: Here’s what to know about this year’s storms
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My morning thoughts on a looming threat for the U.S. August 1st is the ramp up for the hurricane season and a system is worth watching. Latest Forbes dot com
Looming Threat For U.S. As Active Part Of Hurricane Season Begins
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These predictions are just that, predictions, and they are not always accurate. Nevertheless, the raw data showing warmer oceans (and no accompanying El Nino effect) certainly gives one reason to believe that the hurricane season will be very active this year. https://lnkd.in/gRZGaGFt
A ‘potentially explosive’ hurricane season is coming, predicts AccuWeather
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Predictions Point to a Record-Breaking 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Forecasters warn of an unusually active 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, urging early preparations as conditions favor above-average storm activity. #Catastrophe #Technology #RiskManagement #InsuranceIndustry
Predictions Point to a Record-Breaking 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season
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The National Hurricane Center is proposing a new way to depict watches and warnings for tropical storms and hurricanes. This experimental graphic will be superimposed on top of the forecast cone, emphasizing not only coastal impacts but inland ones as well. The aim is to communicate the extent of potential impacts more effectively. The current graphic will continue to be published alongside the new one. Check out the details in the Washington Post article below. #emergencypreparedness #emergencymanagement #HurricaneSeason2024 https://lnkd.in/eEcDFgt6
A big change is coming to the indispensable hurricane cone. It may help you better prepare.
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