The Atlantic hurricane season produced a near-normal number of storms compared with recent years, which have seen more frequent activity. However, the storms that did form were exceptionally large and intense.
Three Category Five hurricanes developed this season—the second-highest number in a single year, behind only the super-hyperactive 2005 season.
Looking Back at the 2025 Hurricane Season
This year, the season felt unusual but peaceful in the United States. For the first time since 2015, no storms made landfall in the U.S., and for about three weeks in the middle of the hurricane season, not a single storm formed in the Atlantic. However, the storms that did form ranked among the most powerful hurricanes and unusual ever recorded. Lindsey Long, a meteorologist with the Climate Prediction Center at NOAA, told…
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