Looking ahead to the 2024 hurricane season

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Connecticut has had its share of intense storms, but this year’s hurricane is expected to be even longer and more intensive than ever before.

Today, we talk about what to expect and how to prepare.

Damage from hurricanes doesn’t just happen on the coast. We hear from farmers inland on how they’re preparing.

Got a question about hurricane season?

GUESTS:

Juliana Barrett: Extension Educator Emerita, University of Connecticut and the Connecticut Sea Grant College Program
Evan Lentz: Assistant Extension Educator of Fruit Production and Department of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture at UConn
Rebecca Toms: Communications Coordinator, UConn Extension- Sustainable Food Systems

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