The unthinkable is happening - the world's oceans are boiling.

Since early 2023, sea surface temperatures have consistently shattered daily heat records across the globe.

This marine fever shows no signs of breaking, leaving climate experts sounding the alarm about a potentially devastating hurricane season.

Boiling Oceans Fueling Hurricane Fears

In this episode I draw attention to how in the main Atlantic hurricane development region, ocean temperatures are reaching "absolutely stunning" levels, according to meteorologists.

These hotter-than-lava seas act as an octane boost for hurricanes, providing extra fuel to intensify these deadly storms as they rampage across the ocean.

The implications of these rising temperatures are profound, as warm waters serve as the primary energy source for hurricanes, intensifying both their power and potential for destruction.

NOAA’s Dire Predictions for the 2024 Season

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is forecasting an "extremely active" 2024 Atlantic hurricane season with 25 named storms projected, including 12 hurricanes.

Of those, a staggering nine major hurricanes at Category 3 strength or higher are expected to form.

This prediction has set alarm bells ringing among meteorologists and disaster preparedness experts.

The Increased Risk of Storm Surges and Wind Damage

With ocean temperatures raging, even weaker hurricanes pose an existential threat to homes, businesses, and infrastructure near the coast.

Storm surge flooding, which can inundate communities, is a rising risk.

But perhaps most concerning is the potential for catastrophic wind damage.

Warm oceans turbocharge a hurricane's wind speeds. Just a 1°C increase can cause wind speeds to jump by over 15 mph.

At Category 4 or 5 intensity, hurricanes pack wind gusts over 150 mph - more than enough to tear roofs off buildings and leave neighborhoods in ruins.

Preparing for the Worst: Fortify Your Property Now

Given these alarming forecasts, it's absolutely critical to fortify your home or business now before hurricane season arrives.

A small investment in durable roofing materials and waterproof long-term, sustainable coatings could be the difference between an inconvenience and total devastation.

One of the most effective ways to safeguard your property is by using industry-leading, fluid-applied roofing membranes.

The Advantage of Fluid-Applied Roofing Membranes

Global Encasement, Inc. (GEI) RoofCoat is a prime example of such a protective measure.

This continuous, elastomeric membrane, seamlessly encases and protects the entire roof surface, leaving no lapses, seams, or joints that high winds can penetrate with damaging wind uplift.

Once cured, GEI RoofCoat forms a monolithic, water-tight locking membrane of protection.

Able to stretch and withstand wind gusts up to 155 mph, it prevents roof covering and insulation from blowing off during hurricanes.

GEI RoofCoat systems remain firmly adhered even in extreme winds, offering a robust defense against the most ferocious storms.

To Sum IT Up:

Act Now: Defensive Roof & Building Fortification is Essential

Don't let raging ocean temperatures and a turbocharged hurricane season leave your property exposed.

Proactive measures taken now can mitigate the risk of catastrophic damage.

Reach out to Global Encasement, Inc. today to discuss defensive roof and building fortification options.

With the oceans boiling and the threat of devastating hurricanes looming, the time to batten down the hatches is now.

Strengthening your property against the elements is not just a precaution; it’s a necessary step to ensure safety and resilience in the face of nature’s fury.

By taking action now, you can safeguard your business or home from the unprecedented hurricane activity forecasted for the 2024 season.

Stay informed, stay prepared, and ensure that your property is ready to withstand the potential onslaught of these powerful storms.

Our planet’s alarm is going off, and it is time to wake up and take action! – Leonardo DiCaprio - American Actor & Film Producer

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