June has begun, and with it the hurricane season, which officially lasts from June 1 to November 30, writes Fox35. Forecasters predict that the season will be more active than usual. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has predicted activity for the season above...
The meteorological situation in the central Atlantic suggests that even before the official start of the hurricane season (June 1), a third tropical or subtropical depression (cyclone) may form after storms Arthur and Bertha, writes Weather.com. Even two such “early” events are rare, but three...
Hurricane season officially begins June 1st and lasts until November. For this year, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts a stronger-than-normal Atlantic hurricane season with 13-19 storms that will be named, writes NBC Miami. NOAA Meteorologists ...
Tropical Storm Arthur formed on the evening of May 16 off the coast of Florida, making it the first named storm of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season. AccuWeather reports on the current meteorological situation as of Monday, May 18. Although the official start of hurricane season is 1...
Arthur, the first named storm of the hurricane season, is likely to form on Friday, May 15, or Saturday, May 16, off the coast of Florida, CNN reports. June 1 is the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season, but for the sixth year in a row, the first tropical storms form over the Atlantic much earlier...
Forecasters predict that the first tropical hurricane season system may develop near Florida and the Bahamas several weeks ahead of the official start of the hurricane season, writes USA Today. On May 12, the National Hurricane Center said that within the next 5 days, the probability ...
The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season will officially begin on June 1, and below are the names of the season that peaks on September 10 and ends on November 30, writes Space Coast Daily. Hurricane activity forecasts are published prior to each hurricane season by renowned hurricane experts such ...
A new threat looms over Florida and the Bahamas - a potentially dangerous tropical cyclone is forecast to pass over these regions in the near future. A weather phenomenon can become a storm and even a hurricane with a 70-80% probability, even if now it is a cyclone without a name.…
In five days, tropical storm Dorian, moving at 96 km / h, could hit Florida and be the first hurricane of the season. The National Hurricane Center reported a five-day cone of forecast uncertainty and Storm Dorian will pass directly over ...
If you thought the current hurricane season was unusually quiet, you are right: the last time there were no storm events in the Atlantic from July 15 to August 20 in the Atlantic with names was in 1982, according to a meteorologist from the State University ...