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28 May 2026Risk Management

TSR slashes hurricane forecast again, predicts activity nearly 50% below average

Tropical Storm Risk (TSR) has downgraded its outlook for the 2026 North Atlantic hurricane season, predicting a season which is sharply quieter than both the long-term average and the elevated activity seen over the past decade.

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