CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Yesterday the National Hurricane started to monitor a disturbance in the East Atlantic. Strong upper-level wind weakened the disturbance and no additional development is expected.
Regular Tropical Weather Outlooks will resume on May 15. Keep in mind that while hurricane season has a start date (June 1) and an end date (November 30), it doesn't mean storms can't form any time of year.
We're less than 40 days away from the start of the 2024 hurricane season. We spoke with our local National Weather Service office about what they're doing to prepare ahead of the season. You can read that story here.
For more on our local weather, head on over to our forecast post.
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Remember to not "anchor" to the first forecast you see - forecasts change. Also, rely on a credible source for your tropical information and forecasts. We talk about that and more in our 2023 KIII Hurricane Special. You can watch it on your 3NEWS+ smart TV app or on YouTube.
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2024 Atlantic Tropical Cyclone Names
The Atlantic Hurricane Season runs from June 1 to November 30, with the peak of the climatological peak of the season happening on September 10.
