Atlantic hurricane season
Definition
The annual period, officially spanning June 1 to November 30, when tropical cyclones—known as hurricanes—most commonly form in the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, and Gulf of Mexico.
A meteorological season monitored by agencies like the National Hurricane Center, characterized by heightened storm activity due to warm ocean waters and atmospheric conditions.
Examples
The Atlantic hurricane season always turns beach vacations into high-stakes games of 'Will it hit us or nah?'
Meteorologists hype the Atlantic hurricane season like it's the Super Bowl of bad weather.
As the Atlantic hurricane season ramps up, my Florida neighbors treat plywood like it's the new currency.
The Atlantic hurricane season reminds us that naming storms after people is nature's passive-aggressive way of settling scores.