The US should brace for an “explosive” hurricane season this year, with the potential for a record-breaking number of storms sweeping in from the Atlantic Ocean, according to AccuWeather Inc. Early warning signs are pointing to a “supercharged” season, with as many as 25 named storms from June through November, according to the commercial forecaster. That would be well above a typical year, in which the Atlantic churns out an average 14 storms in the period. This coming season may deliver up to a dozen hurricanes, and as many as six storms could hammer the US. “The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season is forecast to ... (full story)