Hurricane Season 2022

From evacuation routes to tips on getting out of town if you don't have a car: here's the information you need to consider when making your hurricane plans.

As Louisiana enters the historic peak months for storms of what is still anticipated to be an “above normal” hurricane season, local, state and federal officials urged residents not to get complacent and to finalize their plans if a storm hits — even as many continue to recover from the record-breaking storms that have walloped south Louisiana over the last two years.

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WWNO and WRKF are here for you during hurricane season, and we want to know what information you need as we anticipate severe weather.

With the hurricane season now upon us, experts are saying 2022 could see another above-average year of activity. NOAA is predicting the possibility of three to six major hurricanes. There’s a lot of factors that can speak to the severity of the season and intensity of these hurricanes, including and not limited to, the ongoing La Niña conditions, climate change and the Loop Current.

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