WMO Retires Hurricane Names Beryl, Helene, and Milton Due to Devastation
KHOU 11April 7, 20251 min843 views
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- π The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has officially retired the hurricane names Beryl, Helene, and Milton.
- π These names are retired due to the devastating impact and significant loss of life they caused.
- ποΈ Hurricane Beryl caused widespread damage across Houston last summer, while Helene and Milton devastated the Carolinas and Florida.
Naming Conventions and Rotation
- π The WMO maintains six lists of hurricane names that are rotated every six years.
- π The next rotation for these lists will occur in the year 2030.
- π Retired names are replaced with new ones: Briana will replace Beryl, Holly will replace Helene, and Miguel will replace Milton.
Historical Context of Retired Names
- π The practice of retiring names is a way to give respect to storms that caused immense destruction.
- π Other notable retired hurricane names include Andrew, Katrina, and Sandy, all of which had significant historical impact.
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