Ocean Freight • 2 Jun, 2025 • 3 min read
Hurricane Season is Here: Is Your Freight Strategy Ready?
By Andrea Davila
Hurricane Season is Here: Is Your Freight Strategy Ready?
As of June 1, the Atlantic hurricane season is officially underway — and with 2025 predicted to be another active year for storms, logistics companies must stay one step ahead. Forecasters are already warning of above-average tropical activity, and the freight industry is bracing for potential disruptions from storms that could mirror or exceed those of 2024, like Hurricane Beryl or Hurricane Debby.
In fact, Hurricane Ida in 2021 serves as a recent and powerful reminder of how widespread and long-lasting the impact of a major storm can be. After making landfall in Louisiana as a Category 4 hurricane, Ida caused massive freight disruptions all the way to the Northeast. Highways were flooded, warehouses damaged, and fuel supplies were strained — crippling freight movement across multiple states and industries.
At SSAF Logistics, we understand the urgency of preparing now — before the storms strike.
What to Expect in 2025:
Meteorologists are keeping a close watch on early tropical developments and forecast models that suggest we could see 14–20 named storms, with several likely to strengthen into hurricanes. With warm Atlantic waters and El Niño conditions shifting, coastal regions and inland supply routes alike could be affected.
Common Freight Disruptions During Hurricane Season:
SSAF’s Proactive Approach:
Stay Ahead with SSAF Logistics
Whether you're shipping regionally or across the country, SSAF Logistics is equipped to handle disruptions and maintain the flow of goods throughout hurricane season. We’re committed to keeping your freight moving — safely, efficiently, and on time — even in the face of extreme weather.
Contact us today to learn how we can support your operations through the 2025 hurricane season and beyond.
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