Dale C. S. Destin – Published 01 June 2023
Introduction
As we enter the summer months, a sense of anticipation fills the air, mingled with a tinge of trepidation. It’s that time of year again when nature’s fury unleashes its might upon the Atlantic Basin.
The Atlantic hurricane season for 2023 has arrived, and meteorologists, islanders and coastal residents alike are preparing for the challenges that lie ahead. With memories of past hurricanes still fresh in our minds, it’s important to stay informed and ready for whatever Mother Nature may bring our way.
A Brief Overview of the Atlantic Hurricane Season
The Atlantic hurricane season officially runs from June 1 to November 30 each year. During this time, warm ocean waters, coupled with atmospheric conditions conducive to storm development, provide the perfect recipe for tropical cyclones (tropical depressions, tropical storms and hurricanes) to form.
The season typically peaks from mid-August to mid-October, when the conditions are most favourable for the formation and intensification of storms. The actual peak day is September 10.
Forecast for the 2023 Season
Meteorological agencies, academia and experts have been diligently analysing data, historical patterns, models (including AI) and climate indicators to predict what the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season may hold. While it’s impossible to predict individual storm tracks months in advance, these forecasts provide valuable insights into the overall activity levels we can expect.
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