Hurricane Season for 2019 in the
Atlantic Is Starting Early A storm in the area has already
been given a name. But forecasters say 'Subtropical Storm Andrea'
will not be a threat for the eastern part of the U.S. They add that Andrea
won't be very strong either. Still, the storm has appeared nearly two weeks
before hurricane season in the Atlantic begins. This is also the fifth straight year a storm has
appeared before the Atlantic schedule starts. CNN senior meteorologist Brandon Miller says scientists are discussing whether to declare the season earlier. CNN senior meteorologist Brandon Miller June 1 is when hurricane season in
the Atlantic ocean typically begins. It then continues on
until the end of November.
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