When is Hurricane Season Where You Live?
The National Hurricane Center says the Atlantic hurricane season officially begins on June 1 and runs through November 30. However, in reality, hurricanes can happen anytime from early May to late December.
Atlantic Hurricane Season
The Atlantic hurricane season runs each year from June 1 to November 30. Below are our recent posts on Atlantic hurricanes.
Hurricane Formation: From Tropical Wave to Hurricane
Mother Nature possesses both awe-inspiring and terrifying forces, and among them are tropical cyclones. These powerful storm systems, ranging from tropical depressions to devastating hurricanes, … Read more
When is Hurricane Season in Florida?
You already know that hurricane season can be a big deal if you live in Florida, as it more tropical storms and hurricanes affect the state than any location in the US. But when is hurricane season in Florida, and when does it end?
The Average Atlantic Hurricane Season is More Active Than Ever
If you thought the average Atlantic hurricane season these days seems a bit worse than years past, you might be right.
What is a Hurricane Local Statement?
A hurricane local statement is an emergency message that provides critical information about a hurricane. Your local National Weather Service forecast office issues this product, including information about the storm’s location, intensity, and expected impacts.
