Updated forecast: The number of storms and hurricanes expected in the Atlantic increases

The Weather Channel has updated its forecast for the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, and unfortunately, there has been an increase in the number of anticipated storms and hurricanes. Increasing cyclonic events from 21 to 25.

The following is now projected:

– 25 tropical stormsnormally there are 14
– 12 category 1 and 2 hurricanes normally there are 7
– 6 intense hurricanes categories 3, 4 and 5usually there are 3

According to Huracán Info, this is the most aggressive forecast issued by the Weather Channel since these types of projections began.

Colorado State University announced which countries will be most likely to be impacted by tropical cyclones for the coastal states of Mexico and the United States on the east coast. They have also incorporated the Caribbean islands and Central American countries into their analyses.

Tropical cyclone impact probabilities for 2024

It is important to note that some countries face a higher risk of being affected by hurricanes or tropical storms.

Cuba, The Bahamas and Mexico show the highest probabilities of hurricane impact, with significantly high percentages compared to other countries in the region.

If you live in any of these countries in areas prone to the arrival of a hurricaneit is important to take extra precautions and be prepared for the possibility of severe weather during hurricane season.

The NHC (National Hurricane Center) of the United States has on its list 21 cyclonic events that could form in 2024 in the Atlantic during the 2024 season, which officially begins between June 1 and November 30.

The names of the storms and hurricanes that are forecast by the NHC are:

1. Albert
2. Beryl
3. Chris
4. Debby
5. Ernest
6. Francine
7. Gordon
8. Helene
9. Isaac
10. Joyce
11. Kirk
12. Leslie
13. Milton
14. Nadine
15. Oscar
16. Patty
17. Raphael
18. Sarah
19. Tony
20. Valerie
21. William

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