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Hurricane Season 2025: Stronger and More Frequent Storms Likely

Hurricane season will begin on June 1, 2025, and experts warn it could be very active. Reports suggest there could be up to 18 tropical storms forming in the Atlantic. Out of these, at least three to six could become major hurricanes, reaching Category 3 strength or higher. The most vulnerable areas include the Gulf Coast, Florida’s Panhandle, the Carolinas, and Atlantic Canada. While storms could still hit other areas, New York may be less at risk this season.

Warm Ocean Water Could Make Hurricanes More Powerful

One of the key factors in hurricane strength is ocean temperature. Warmer water fuels storms, making them stronger and more destructive. Right now, the Atlantic Ocean is about 1 to 2 degrees Celsius warmer than usual. This increase may lead to more intense hurricanes. Experts use a system called “Accumulated Cyclone Energy” (ACE) to measure storm activity. This year, ACE levels are predicted to be between 125 and 175, which is above the 30-year average of 123. This suggests that the 2025 hurricane season could be more powerful than usual.

Two Big Weather Systems Play a Role in Storm Paths

Hurricanes do not move randomly. Their paths are shaped by weather patterns, especially the Bermuda-Azores high and weather conditions in western Africa. The Bermuda-Azores high is a high-pressure area in the Atlantic that helps steer hurricanes. If it shifts, storms may change direction and hit different areas. Meanwhile, air patterns from western Africa travel across the ocean and often turn into mid-to-late season storms. Right now, air temperatures in Africa are lower than normal. This could delay some storm activity, but experts still expect a busy season.

Hurricane Season Ends in November, But Damage Can Be Severe

Hurricane season runs until November 30, and people in high-risk areas should prepare early. Last year, two major hurricanes, Milton and Helene, caused devastation in Florida, Texas, and the Southeast. These storms led to hundreds of deaths and billions of dollars in damage. This year, the risk remains high. Residents in coastal regions should stay updated on weather reports, have emergency supplies ready, and make evacuation plans if needed. Experts warn that even one powerful storm can cause major destruction, so preparation is key.

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