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Experts at CSU and NOAA decreased the forecast number of named storms from what they initially predicted in earlier outlooks, but they say you should still prepare for an active season.
ARE YOU ENJOYING THE SAHARAN DUST? A plume of dust and dry air from the Sahara Desert in Africa is stretching thousands of miles across the Atlantic this week, helping to continue the hurricane season's month-long slumber.
Another plume of Saharan Dust has positioned itself over much of South Florida, reducing rain chances to only about 10%.
The season's first Saharan dust plume will reach Florida's Gulf Coast this weekend. The plumes are notorious for creating vibrant sunrises and sunsets because, as the light bounces off dust particles, it taps into all of the color spectrum.
Saharan dust is notorious for creating vibrant sunrises and sunsets and can also contribute to poor air quality