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Is your name on the storm list for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season? Take a look
The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season officially starts June 1 and runs through Nov. 30. The first storm of the season will be Andrea. Other names on the list, Dexter and Jerry, might make you think of popular TV shows “Dexter” and “Seinfeld.” For Disney fans, Wendy and Pablo could stir nostalgia for “Peter Pan” and “Lizzie McGuire.”
NOAA to release predictions for 2025 Atlantic hurricane season
With just days to go before the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is set to release its predictions for 2025. NOAA officials will announce their official outlook at a news conference Thursday morning.
First tropical wave of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season just left the African coast
The National Hurricane Center has started tracking a tropical wave west off of the African coast just weeks ahead of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season. It’s common to see tropical waves ahead of hurricane season, and this system is nothing out of the ordinary.
The Atlantic hurricane season gets underway on Sunday, June 1, and forecasters are concerned that it will be similar to the ...
Colorado State University researchers predict above normal activity this season, with 17 tropical storms, nine becoming hurricanes, and four potential major hurricanes.
Amid signs of turmoil at the Federal Emergency Management Agency as the Atlantic hurricane season is about to begin, Gov. Ron ...
A project to pump sand onto Carolina and Kure beaches was supposed to happen this past winter, but rising costs mean it will ...
One FEMA official described the strategic plan as the agency's "organizational backbone," saying, "Without it, there are just ...
The Gulf of Mexico has recently warmed from a heat dome, and the Pacific is cooling. These factors may be conducive to a fast ...
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CenterPoint Energy is promising that its outage tracker is ready this time around for hurricane season, after its ...
The governor’s office says it isn’t sweating the double whammy of hurricane season and a potential state government shutdown.
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