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NOAA stands firm: Hurricane season expected to be above normal. What's ahead for Florida?
But the season is still expected to be above normal. An average Atlantic hurricane season generates 14 named storms. NOAA predicted 13 to 18 named storms, with four already behind us but the busiest months of hurricane season ahead. On Aug. 7, NOAA released an updated forecast for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season.
NOAA updates hurricane season forecast | How many storms to expect
ATLANTA — Weather forecasters from NOAA's National Weather Service updated the seasonal forecast for the Atlantic Hurricane Season on Thursday. The new forecast, released August, includes 13 to 18 named storms, with five to nine of the storms becoming hurricanes and two to five becoming major hurricanes.
Meteorologist Chris Ramirez has a look at the active tropics and what NOAA forecasters expect the rest of the season.
Invest 97L is now in the Atlantic joining Invest 96L and NHC forecasters said if development comes it'll be next week.
Experts at NOAA updated their prediction for the Atlantic on Thursday. Forecasters say there could be up to nine hurricanes ...
The National Hurricane Center is tracking two tropical waves in the eastern and central Atlantic Ocean, far from the U.S.
Invest 96L showed some signs of "collapsed" shower activity, but still has a chance to develop sometime next week, NHC forecasters said.
Even without a named tropical storm at the coast, waves and swells from distant storms can create life-threatening conditions at the beach.
The National Weather Service has taken steps to begin filling some of the 550 positions left vacant by federal cuts and early retirements this year.
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