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Today, we begin issuing our regular tropical weather discussions for the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season here at Crown Weather Services. Current analysis reveals that there are no areas of immediate concern in terms of tropical development across the Atlantic, Caribbean and the Gulf. Even though tropical development is not expected for at least the next […]

The 2025 hurricane season forecast from Colorado State University was released this past Thursday and like our forecast, they are forecasting a somewhat above average season in terms of activity. CSU is forecasting 17 named storms, 9 of those storms becoming hurricanes and 4 of those hurricanes becoming major hurricanes. This is comparable to our […]

Summary: This upcoming hurricane season looks to average a little above average in terms of the number of storms that occur. All indications seem to point towards neutral ENSO conditions occurring during the peak of the hurricane season. This combined with above average ocean temperatures in the Gulf and across the subtropics should help to […]

I’ve been pretty busy the last few weeks researching and analyzing all of the factors and signals that go into making a hurricane season active or not active. I’ll continue analyzing the data and then write up the 2025 hurricane season forecast over the next couple of weeks or so. I plan on having the […]

The 2024 Hurricane Season officially ends today. In all, we ended up with 18 named storms, 11 of those storms becoming hurricanes and 5 of those hurricanes becoming major hurricanes. It was a hyperactive and very impactful hurricane season. The Accumulated Cyclone Energy index (ACE) was 161.7, which is certainly a hyperactive season. The 2024 […]