The Atlantic hurricane season is expected to be near-normal this year, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), with a 30% risk of being worse than in other years.
Only one week remains before the Atlantic hurricane season begins June 1, according to a forecast NOAA Administrator Rick Spinrad announced at a news conference Thursday. The summer and fall months through Nov. 30 are considered hurricane season.
“Remember, it only takes one storm to devastate a community,” Spinrad told T+L during the news conference. “Regardless of the statistics… if one of those named storms is hitting your home, your community, it’s very serious.”
NOAA is forecasting a
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