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9 May 2024Insurance

NW Pacific may ride La Niña to below-average storm season: TSR

The northwest Pacific may sneak through the 2024 typhoon season on storm activity neighbourhood 25% below the 30-year average as the ENSO cycle continues to ease towards La Niña conditions, the UK government-supported research venture Tropical Storm Risk (TSR) has said.

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