Top 11 maps and charts that explain hurricanes

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The peak of the hurricane season dates mid-September each year. Although*so far it has been a quieter-than-average, the 2018 hurricane season has suddenly erupted with the three hurricanes that are forming in the Atlantic, with Hurricane Florence rapidly approaching the US East Coast.
This collection of maps and charts*explains what to expect in the upcoming years regarding the formation and the impact of hurricanes.
[h=4]1. The expected path of Hurricane Florance[/h]

source: Maps4News
[h=4]2. Map of all hurricanes and tropical storms since 1851[/h]

Source:*IDV Solutions*
[h=4]3. Where Do the Nastiest Hurricanes Emerge?[/h]

Source: Discover magazine*
[h=4]4. Number of hurricanes in the Atlantic over time[/h]

Source: Mac Leans
[h=4]5. The number of strong hurricanes is increasing[/h]

Source: StoryTellingWithData
[h=4]6. Global Temperature Rise[/h]

Source: Wired
[h=4]7. Ocean energy is rapidly increasing[/h]

Source: The Guardian
[h=4]8. The cost impact of US hurricanes[/h]

Source:*NBC
[h=4]9. Anatomy of a Hurricane[/h]

Source: Visual.ly
[h=4]10. *#8220;Hurricane Formation*#8221; in the North Atlantic[/h]

Source: Visual.ly
[h=4]11. The Deadliest U.S. Hurricanes[/h]

Source: Visual.ly
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