TSR predicts 2021 hurricane season up to 30% more active than long-term norm
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TSR predicts 2021 hurricane season up to 30% more active than long-term norm

Samuel Casey
14 April 2021
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Tropical Storm Risk has forecast a North Atlantic hurricane season 25%-30% more active than the long-term norm in 2021, representing a slight rise from its initial forecast.

It said, however, that the season will probably be only slightly more active than the 10-year norm, as measured from 2011, which features three intense hurricanes, seven hurricanes and 17 tropical storms.

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