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8:36Now PlayingA busy hurricane season is already being predicted for 2025 and storm experts are concerned about potential disruptions. This year, seasonal outlooks from both Colorado State University and NOAA are predicting slightly above-average activity in the Atlantic, so to keep up with the expected pace, observers would expect 2025’s first feature to form before the average June 20 date.
For the fourth consecutive year, the Atlantic hurricane season kicks off without a named storm forming before June 1, and there are no immediate signs of formation. The Atlantic Basin hurricane season spans 183 days, running from the start of June through Nov. 30. However, in years that are expected to be busier than usual, named storms generally need to form before their letter's climatological date to meet seasonal projections.
Forecasters predict another active Atlantic hurricane season due to warmer ocean temperatures, though they anticipate it will be less chaotic than the 2024 season. LiveNOW’s Andrew Craft is speaking with Stephanie Fox with Red Cross of America as they prepare for another storm season.
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