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31 May 2024Insurance

2024 Atlantic: La Niña arrives on cue to boost outlook: TSR

The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season outlook only ever worsens, with the UK government-supported research venture Tropical Storm Risk (TSR) nudging its forecast on the season up after a major upward revision in April.

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