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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 Still Predicts Above-Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season -- OPIS
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted that the Atlantic hurricane season will remain on track for above-normal storm activity with between 13 and 18 named storms. The agency said it expects 13 to 18 named storms with winds of at least 39 miles per hour,
Click here for the latest on tropical storms Henriette and Ivo for Friday, Aug. 8. As the Atlantic hurricane ...
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The National Hurricane Center Is Watching Multiple Areas For Possible Tropical Development Into Next Week
Atlantic hurricane season has woken up as we enter what is historically the most active time of year. From the western and ...
NHC now forecasts 13 to 18 named tropical systems, 5 to 9 could become hurricanes, and 2 to 5 could become major hurricanes.
Tropical Storm Dexter continues to strengthen and is expected to become a strong extratropical low over the North Atlantic over the next several hours, according to the latest advisory from the ...
The storm is forecast to weaken soon before undergoing a period of restrengthening and potentially becoming a hurricane on ...
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