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Atlantic Hurricane Season Is Starting Earlier, Study Finds
Atlantic Hurricane Season Is Starting Earlier, Study Finds
Jan 17, 2024 3:32 PM

A new study found that the first named Atlantic storm has been occurring five days earlier on average per decade, going back to 1979, and NOAA is considering changing the start date for hurricane season. .

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