Experts are predicting 11 Atlantic hurricanes this coming season, with the most at-risk area thought to be the Gulf Coast.
The Gulf Coast is the most at risk of being impacted by a hurricane this year, as forecasters predict a 'hyperactive' tropical storm season coming.Colorado State University and Tropical Storm Risk , which issue Spring forecasts for the number of hurricanes and named storms each year, are both predicting there will be 11 Atlantic hurricanes in the 2024 season.
Within that, there was a 34 percent probability of landfall for the East Coast including the Florida peninsula, and a 42 percent chance for the Gulf Coast from the Florida Panhandle.TSR forecast that three hurricanes would make landfall in 2024, above the 2.1 average for the previous decade, and five tropical storms.CSU predicted there would be 23 named storms, above the 14.4 average since 1991.
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