Meteorologists like to predict that the
Atlantic Basin hurricane season goes until November 30.
As we get ready to enter the 11th month of the year, that appears to be the case.
The National Hurricane Center is
tracking a tropical disturbance in the southwestern Caribbean that could
further develop later in the week and once again possibly disrupt travel.
Forecasters had predicted an unusually
active hurricane season and we are already up to 15 named storms, including two
within two weeks of each other, Helene and Milton, that hammered Florida. More
than 3,500 flights were delayed or canceled in one day because of Milton.
“Some gradual development of this system
will be possible through the end of next week while it meanders or drifts
northeastward over the southwestern Caribbean Sea,” forecasters at the NHC
said.
As always, check with your airline for any
changes and check with your cruise line for itinerary updates.
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