Hurricane season officially ended on November 30th, but looking back at the 2024 season, it appears to be one of the most destructive years regarding hurricanes making landfall in the mainland United States.
When it comes to agriculture, while various crops were damaged by the storms, the livestock industry also suffered. Everything from losses of livestock and poultry, to downed fencing and structural damage to barns and housing facilities.
USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey reviews the five hurricanes that made landfall in the mainland U.S. this year.
It’s been noted that total damage estimates from those storms have topped the $200 billion mark.
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