The World Meteorological Organization has decided to retire the names of four devastating storms that caused significant damage in 2024. The names Beryl, Helene, Milton, and John will no longer be used to name storms, as announced by the organization’s hurricane committee. These storms caused widespread destruction in the U.S. and Mexico. In light of this decision, new names like Brianna, Holly, and Miguel will be introduced into the rotation for future storms. The 2025 hurricane season is already predicted to be active and dangerous. Storms for the upcoming season have been named, including Hurricane Helene, which led to tragic consequences in multiple states. Another storm, Hurricane Beryl, wreaked havoc across the Caribbean before hitting the United States, causing significant damage and loss of life. Hurricane Milton also made a devastating impact in Florida, resulting in numerous casualties. The decision to retire these storm names underscores the severity of the damage caused by these natural disasters.
