How will this season compare to the record-breaking season of 2020?

2021 is expected to feature another above-normal season of tropical storms and hurricanes, and our tropical weather experts are predicting 16-20 named storms. Having a plan in place prior to any storm impacting your organization is the best way to begin planning for direct impacts and business disruption.

Proactive communication prior to and throughout Hurricane Season will keep your organization and employees safe by minimizing the impact of hurricanes. To help your business prepare for hurricane impacts, AccuWeather's expert meteorologists will host a webinar on Wednesday, May 5 at 11:00 a.m. EDT.

During this exclusive webinar you’ll learn about:

    • An in-depth look at the outlook for the 2021 Hurricane Season
    • How to prepare your organization and ensure employees and assets are protected
    • How organizational changes due to COVID-19 may have adjusted your business continuity plan
    • Ways you can protect your business from catastrophic loss and disruption by mitigating risk before, during, and after the storm

Our Speakers

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Dan Kottlowski

Lead Hurricane Forecaster, Senior Meteorologist

Dan Kottlowski has over 44 years of experience as an operational weather forecaster. Dan leverages both his in-depth understanding of the weather and his masterful communication skills throughout the year as an AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist. During the Atlantic hurricane season, Dan is the lead hurricane forecaster for AccuWeather and coordinates the AccuWeather hurricane team.

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Don Coash

Senior Account Executive, Meteorologist

Don Coash began his career with AccuWeather as a Storm Warning Meteorologist providing a diverse set of organizations with strategic consultation, optimizing weather insights to mitigate their weather-related risks. As an AccuWeather For Business expert, he specializes in developing tailored weather risk management solutions for business applications by utilizing the newest, most innovative tools in weather technology.