Buckle up, the sleeping giant is about to awaken: Experts warn the Atlantic hurricane season is about to start with a vengeance
Storm brewing off the Caribbean coast could hit the islands and Florida by this weekend if weather conditions continue to worsen
Meteorologists warn ‘there is the potential for two or three tropical features spinning over the Atlantic by the second weekend in September’
The sudden spike in hurricane activity in the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico is because wind shear appears to be dropping
Meanwhile the Pacific coast is bracing for Hurricane Norman, which has grown into a Category 4 storm
By HANNAH PARRY
DAILYMAIL.COM
30 August 2018
Hurricane season will arrive with a bang on the East Coast in the coming weeks after a surprisingly quiet August.
A storm brewing off the Caribbean coast could hit the islands and Florida by this weekend if weather conditions continue to worsen. If it does progress to become a tropical storm or hurricane, it will be called Florence.
Meanwhile meteorologists warn ‘there is the potential for two or three tropical features spinning over the Atlantic by the second weekend in September.’
‘Weather models have flipped the switch on the Atlantic hurricane season and see multiple areas of development possible, starting mainly this weekend,’ weather.us meteorologist Ryan Maue told the Tennessean.
Experts say that the reason for the sudden spike in hurricane activity in the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico is because wind shear, which can rip apart developing hurricanes, appears to be dropping.
Meanwhile the Pacific coast is bracing for Hurricane Norman, which has grown into a Category 4 storm.
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