Calmer hurricane season expected in Atlantic as worries over federal response persist

Experts are forecasting a less intense hurricane season in the Atlantic this year, but caution that even a single severe storm can still cause major damage. Meanwhile, concerns are growing over potential funding cuts for federal agencies responsible for climate and emergency response, which could hamper their ability to manage and mitigate the effects of any significant weather events. This situation highlights the delicate balance between preparing for natural disasters and ensuring adequate resources are in place to respond effectively.