It will be fascinating to see whether a crisis develops along the path of the solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. Judging by the number, there is a high level of activity worldwide from April through October. Karma will bring consequences to many people in 2024, but keep your outlook positive! This energy is also expected to generate new, extraordinary and financial increases for many individuals in November and December, which is a positive aspect.
Buffalo 9 NEW YORK
Cleveland 6 OHIO
Bloomington 1 INDIANA
Popular Bluff 11 MISSOURI
Hot Springs 1 ARKANSAS
Dallas 4 TEXAS
Killeen 5 TEXAS
Piedras Negras 1 MEXICO
Warm water fuels tropical systems! The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season will be one of the most active in history. AccuWeather experts predict 20-25 named storms and two new names.
The Texas coast, Florida Panhandle, South Florida, and the Carolinas are at a higher-than-average risk of direct impacts this season.
The 2020 season is on par with the historic 2005 season, both of which experienced the highest number of named storms, 30. The Atlantic hurricane season begins on June 1 and ends on November 30, which numerically means the season has energies of 8 and 9.
The scene is being set for a turbulent year in the tropics, one that could approach a record-setting pace that may exhaust the entire list of names for tropical storms and hurricanes -- and then some.
Starting in October 2024, enemies 8 and 9 will engage in a fierce conflict over control. For this reason, the period from October 2024 to January 2025 is expected to be turbulent. STAY SAFE. Learning how to protect yourself from high winds, flooding, and massive storm surges during a hurricane is a must for 2024.
The four master number storms highlighted in red have the potential to wreak havoc.
We don't have meteorological expertise; we rely solely on the energy of numbers to make our forecasts. Based on the energies of 8 and 9, we've highlighted the three storms in blue that we believe can become dangerous hurricanes; we should watch for them. Please remain vigilant even though we are uncertain about the six storms highlighted in green. Ernesto's potential impact could lead to significant challenges afterward, especially if it intensifies into a hurricane.
Alberto 28/1
Beryl 26/8
Chris 30/3
Debby 20/2
Ernesto 33/6 *highly charged storm
Francine 43/7
Gordon 37/1
Helene 31/4
Isaac 15/6
Joyce 22
Kirk 22
Leslie 26/8
Milton 29/11
Nadine 29/11
Oscar 20/2
Patty 19/1
Rafael 25/7
Sara 12/3
Tony 20/2
William 34/7