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The Official End of the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season

The Official End of the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season The 2022 Atlantic hurricane season has officially ended on November 30. Experts predicted that it would be another busy, above-normal hurricane season. And NOAA issued a La Niña Advisory at the beginning of the season predicting a potential very rare third consecutive La Niña, which has […]

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Have seawall inspected after the end of the 2021 hurricane season

The Official End of the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season

The 2021 Atlantic hurricane season officially ends on November 30, 2021. Experts predicted that it would be another active, above average hurricane season. Let’s see how accurate the expert’s predictions were and how it compares to previous seasons. How Did the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season Compare to Expert Predictions? The Colorado State University (CSU) Tropical

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Facing Stronger for Longer Hurricanes

In a recent study conducted by Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) Graduate University, researchers have concluded that hurricanes are staying “stronger for longer after hitting land.” Coastal property owners should take notice, as this can equate to more danger and property damage. Damage from a hurricane can happen a few different ways. Hurricane

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Hurricane Dorian

Residents of Florida: Prepare for Hurricane Dorian. Forecasters are warning that the storm is already “a dangerous Category 3 hurricane, defined as sustained winds of at least 111 mph.” And it will be near or even possibly make landfall over the Florida peninsula just in time for the Labor Day holiday weekend. Florida Governor Ron

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2018 Hurricane Season: Make an Emergency Plan

Preparing for the 2018 Hurricane Season: How to Make an Emergency Plan Forecastors at the Colorado State University Tropical Meteorology Project (CSU), a leading authority on the topic are predicting another busy hurricane season – slightly above historical averages. Prepare for the 2018 hurricane season by making an emergency plan. There are four key components

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