Forecasters with NOAA's National Weather Service will be releasing an updated outlook for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. As the season progresses, emergency managers, business continuity leaders, disaster recovery professionals, and risk teams must maintain a proactive readiness posture for tropical hazards that can rapidly disrupt people, operations, and supply chains.
Join us on August 13 at 2:00 PM ET as Caitlyn Gillespie, Sr. Manager of Meteorology & Weather Risk, and Adam DeLuca, Director of Risk Intelligence, discuss the latest seasonal forecast, current hurricane activity, and the evolving atmospheric and climate patterns influencing tropical cyclone behavior. The session will focus on translating meteorological intelligence into actionable preparedness and response strategies that strengthen organizational resilience throughout the remainder of the hurricane season.
Key learnings include:
- Current trends across the 2026 hurricane season, including activity to date and what to monitor through the remainder of the season.
- Practical applications of weather intelligence to enhance situational awareness, business continuity, and informed decision-making.
- Strategies for remaining vigilant and adaptable as the hurricane risk landscape continues to evolve.
