AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 days agoWeather & Risk: The Atlantic hurricane season is off to a quiet start, with just four named storms so far and none reaching hurricane strength. The National Hurricane Center notes activity usually ramps up later, especially in September, so more storms could still form. The latest is Tropical Storm Dolly, which developed over the central Atlantic on Thursday morning after Arthur, Bertha, and Cristobal. Naming & Forecast Context: The NHC says the “Dolly” name is purely coincidental—storm names come from a set rotating list, and Dolly has been used since 1996. Local Watch: Even though Dolly is still far from shore, travelers heading to parts of the Caribbean are urged to monitor its track and updates.
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