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8 April 2024Insurance

2024 hurricane season: outlook upped from ‘very active’ to ‘hyper active’

The North Atlantic could deliver a “hyper-active” hurricane season with activity levels about 78% above the 1991-2020 averages and including 3 US landfalls, the UK government-supported research venture Tropical Storm Risk (TSR) has said in a major upgrade to its prior forecasts for the year.

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