Meteorologists Issue Hurricane Season Warnings for Parts of U.S.: "Rapid Intensification of Storms"

Meteorologists Issue Hurricane Season Warnings for Parts of U.S.: "Rapid Intensification of Storms"

Hurricane season doesn’t officially start until June 1, but meteorologists are already teeing up for "near to above the historical average number of named storms, hurricanes, [and] major hurricanes," per AccuWeather. The ferocious lineup could bring flooding, power outages, catastrophic damage, and 130 miles-per-hour winds. September marks peak hurricane season, but water temperature and dry air could spark a powerful onset of storms this summer…

The Caribbean and Cuba could be in the path of seven to ten hurricanes during the upcoming hurricane season, which begins June 1 and runs through November 30.

What Early Signs Suggest About The 2025 Hurricane Season Ahead

By Ben Noll Hurricane season is just two months away, and early indications suggest it might not be as hyperactive as last year’s. Still, several factors hint that it won’t be quiet, either. For one, forecasters are looking to the oceans for signs of what could be brewing. Seas in the part of the Atlantic where storms typically form are cooler than they were at this time in 2024 — with warmer waters allowing more fuel for strengthening. But se…