2023 Hurricane Season Forecast
The hurricane season is nearly here (June 1–November 30). Today, the National Weather Service announced its forecast for 2023. They anticipate an El Niño season with four to seven tropical cyclones. It is important to be prepared. It only takes one storm to cause serious damage and pose a danger.
If you would like to learn more about what you can do to prepare for a hurricane, the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Department of Public Safety (DPS) is offering virtual hurricane preparedness workshops via Zoom in June and July for all UH employees and students from all 10 campuses.
Hosted by DPS Emergency Management Coordinator Jimmy Lagunero, the session covers:
Hawaiʻi Watch and Warning systems
Tips for preparing an emergency kit
What to do when a hurricane is coming
How to find a local hurricane shelter or shelter-in-place
Resources and information about local and government agencies
Space is limited, so those who are interested should sign up soon. You can find more information about training workshops offered by DPS on its website.
