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Brace for Impact: 2024 Hurricane Season Prep! 🌀⛈️ Don’t Wait for the Storm - Get Ready Now! As hurricane season looms closer, it’s time to gear up and get ahead of the curve. Midland's Meteorologist Bruce Jones dives into the forecast and shares crucial tips for staying safe. #HurricanePrep #StaySafe2024

Brace for Impact: 2024 Hurricane Season Prep! 🌀⛈️ Don’t Wait for the Storm - Get Ready Now! As hurricane season looms closer, it’s time to gear up and get ahead of the curve. Midland's Meteorologist Bruce Jones dives into the forecast and shares crucial tips for staying safe. #HurricanePrep #StaySafe2024

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

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

This type of information is a virtual part to understand for all construction companies. This doesn't only affect supply chain, project schedules, but can even make impacts to the bottom lines of projects. We all should have plans in place on all projects for the worse cases against mother nature. Stay safe everyone!

Are you prepared for the 2024 hurricane season? Check out our latest blog post for tips on how to get ready for potential storms. #HurricaneSeason #Preparedness

Do you know what to put in your hurricane emergency kit? We've put together the ultimate checklist, so you can be prepared this hurricane season. #HurricaneSeason #HurricanePreparedness #PreparednessChecklist #EmergencyPreparedness #EmergencyKits

🌀🌊 Navigate Through Hurricane Season with CompuWeather 🌊🌀 The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season began on June 1st, and many wonder what lies ahead. Will it be relatively quiet, or will it unleash devastating major hurricanes? At CompuWeather, we understand the uncertainty and stand ready to assist you through any challenges you may encounter during this season or beyond. With activity set to increase as the season progresses, and the typical peak looming around mid-September, it's crucial to be prepared. Whether you're dealing with a hurricane case or claim, our team is here to help. In the aftermath of a hurricane affecting the United States, our first step is to produce reference maps covering essential data such as maximum winds, rainfall, and storm tides for the affected areas. These maps are invaluable tools, particularly for engineers assessing the impact on infrastructure. We offer hurricane timeline reports that meticulously document variables like peak sustained wind speeds, gusts, wind direction, storm tide, and rainfall hour-by-hour throughout the storm's duration. These reports can be tailored to specific locations, providing precise insights for your needs. Additionally, our expanded narrative reports offer detailed accounts of the storm's formation, path, characteristics, and eventual landfall. With a team of experienced weather experts dedicated to these cases, you can trust that you're in capable hands. If you're facing tropical storm or hurricane-related issues this season, don't hesitate to contact us. Let CompuWeather guide you through the storm and help you navigate toward safety and resolution.

The National Hurricane Center just released their initial forecasts for the 2024 hurricane season, and it could be a record-breaking one. Researchers at Colorado State University are projecting 11 hurricanes, with 5 of them likely to be major hurricanes this year. Meteorologists are bracing for what could be an "extremely active" hurricane season, closely monitoring a phenomenon that is becoming increasingly frequent - rapid intensification. This occurs when a storm's wind speed escalates by at least 35 miles per hour within a 24-hour period. Several notable storms that have struck Florida, including Hurricanes Irma, Ian, and Idalia, have undergone rapid intensification. Even Hurricane Andrew, which made landfall in South Florida in 1992, experienced rapid intensification. Robbie Berg, Warning Coordination Meteorologist for the National Hurricane Center, emphasized the potential for a Category 5 storm undergoing rapid intensification to approach major metropolitan areas in the United States, the Caribbean, or Central America. He asks a crucial question: Are we prepared for a highly active hurricane season? Our team at FRA are boots on the ground, ready to help and provide consults to any business or resident who needs it. Give us a call at +1 561 578 4220 or email info@floodriskamerica.com. Let's get your property protected in what will likely be a busy, active #2024hurricaneseason #floodprotection #hurricaneprotection #2024hurricane #floodprevention

Lead, follow, or get out of the way. The timeless wisdom of the Big Dog summarizes our predicament as the rough beast that is the 2024 hurricane season slouches towards birth. With Atlantic warmth in the lead and a favorable La Nina in the Pacific soon to follow, there is every indication that 2024 will exemplify that Big Dogs attitude. Whether or not coastal residents have to get out of the way remains to be seen, but like the non-athletic leisurewear of '90s dads everywhere, the available sizes for the upcoming hurricane season seem to range from L, at minimum, all the way up to XXXXL. WeatherTiger’s 2024 Hurricane Season outlook for March is large-and-in-charge, calling for roughly twice average hurricane activity this year. The forecast breaks down the all key pre-season forecast factors underpinning these aggressive numbers as we prepare to involuntarily leave the porch and run with the big dogs. Read on for our thoughts on U.S. landfall risks in the potentially wild hurricane season ahead.