NOAA Expects 2022 Hurricane Season To Be 7th Consecutive Above-Average Year
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration administrator Rick Spinrad, said "NOAA is predicting an above normal 2022 Atlantic hurricane season, which would make this year the seventh consecutive above normal season."
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NOAA Expects 2022 Hurricane Season To Be 7th Consecutive Above-Average Year
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