SCIENCEJun 1 · 23:31 UTCCBS NEWS

Why forecasters predict below-normal Atlantic hurricane season

The Atlantic hurricane season has begun and is expected to be quieter than usual. Forecasters predict below-normal activity, with CBS News New York's Lonnie Quinn explaining the reasons.

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