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The season that starts Wednesday looks like another note in a record-breaking refrain because all the ingredients for disaster are still going strong, experts warn.

Batten down the hatches for another nasty hurricane season. Nearly every natural force and a bunch of human-caused ones — more than just climate change —...

Batten down the hatches for another nasty hurricane season. Nearly every natural force and a bunch of human-caused ones — more than just climate change — have turned the last several Atlantic hurricane seasons into deadly and expensive whoppers .

Hurricane season starts Wednesday and it's looking busy: Every factor out there is pointing to another nasty year in the Atlantic

Hurricane season starts Wednesday and it's looking busy. Every factor out there is pointing to another nasty year in the Atlantic.

The season that starts Wednesday looks like another note in a record-breaking refrain because all the ingredients for disaster are still going strong, experts warn.

The season that starts Wednesday looks like another note in a record-breaking refrain because all the ingredients for disaster are still going strong, experts warn.

Florida, according to one hurricane expert, has the highest chance among U.S. states of being hit by a hurricane this year. Louisiana, which has been hit by four hurricanes in the last two years, is second.

“Typically, I feel prepared,” Susan Morley-Zender, a New Orleans, Louisiana, resident told VOA when asked about the upcoming start of hurricane season, “but this year I’m much more anxious.” Hurricane season is a six-month window – from June 1 through the end of November – in which the U.S. states along the Gulf of Mexico…

June 1 start of the Atlantic hurricane season brings unease, painful memories for Louisiana residents who survived catastrophic monster storms