A detailed forecast issued several months before the official start of the Atlantic Hurricane Season (June 1st) written by Weather Trends International’s team of experienced meteorologists. The report highlights the expected number of storms and the areas that are at highest risk of hurricane impacts in the upcoming season.
A detailed forecast issued several months before the official start of the Atlantic Hurricane Season (June 1st) written by Weather Trends International’s team of experienced meteorologists. The report highlights the expected number of storms and the areas that are at highest risk of hurricane impacts in the upcoming season.
Specifications
File Formats: PDF
Coverage: Atlantic Basin
Release Cadence: Once a year in April
Features
Highlights areas that will be most at risk of hurricane impacts in the upcoming season
Pre-season forecast allows time to coherently plan and prepare for potential threats
Forecast of the total number of expected storms gives an idea of how active the season ahead will be
Expert commentary written by our team of meteorologists explain the main influencers of the hurricane season and how they may affect the outcome of the season
Hurricane Strike & Damage Risk map provides an easy visualization of the highest risk areas for storm impacts
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