After early predictions of a more active hurricane season, people on the East and Gulf coasts of the United States were looking forward to the possibility of a hurricane season with no hurricanes making landfall on or around the southeast United States. Currently, there have been nine named tropical storms and four hurricanes which have drifted away and broke up in the north Atlantic. But September came and brought Ian, the tenth named tropical storm which has just become a hurricane south of Cuba and is scheduled to enter the Gulf of Mexico Tuesday morning.