NOAA expects 13 to 19 named storms to arrive now through the end of November. More than 33 million properties face potential damage from high winds and more than 6 million from flooding as a result of storm surge. It’s unclear how federal cuts may hinder preparation and recovery efforts.
Source: Inman News
An active hurricane season is on the horizon — is the US prepared?
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