Another slow hurricane season predicted

TS_98154380_360x235_72DPI_RGB

STATE COLLEGE, PA — The National Hurricane Center predicted only eight named storms, four hurricanes and one major hurricane during the Atlantic hurricane season, and AccuWeather.com predicts only two to three of these systems will make landfall, according to the latter’s website.

Despite the light storm season prediction, the season kicked off early, with Tropical Storm Ana appearing in early May, though the season doesn’t officially begin until June 1.

According to Meteorologist Dan Kottlowski, this year’s conditions “are somewhat similar to last year,” which, as many will remember, resulted in very little activity, with “only one named storm, Hurricane Arthur, hit[ting] the U.S.

However, in the article Kottlowski urges people to remember, “Just because this season’s numbers are low, it doesn’t mean that people should let their guard down. It only takes one storm to cause a lot of destruction.” Disaster restoration professionals should stand ready for the season and monitor hurricane activity from now until the end season’s end November 30.

Cleanfax Staff

Cleanfax provides cleaning and restoration professionals with information designed to help them manage and grow their businesses.

Follow Cleanfax Staff

Related Posts

Share This Article

Join Our Newsletter

Expert Videos

Popular Content

Screenshot

Concrete Wars: Go to Battle With Ameripolish on Your Side

CoreLogic Straighttalk 800

Efficiency Meets Innovation: CoreLogic Revolutionizes Water Damage Restoration With Mitigate

ServiceMonster

ServiceMonster: All-in-One Client and Job Management Platform Built for Carpet and Floor Cleaners

Masters in Restoration Pricing & Documentation

Masters in Restoration Pricing & Documentation: How to Turbocharge Your Restoration Project Strategies

Erin Hynum

Revolutionizing Restoration: Introducing the DryMAX XL Pro Dehumidifier

Polls

How much does your company invest annually in training and education?

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...