The "cone of uncertainty" gets a couple of changes in 2025: with a new symbol and a narrower cone reflecting improving ...

The 2025 hurricane season could be different from 2024 because of changing climate patterns in the Atlantic and Pacific ...

The 2024 season began with Alberto and Beryl, both of which made landfall in Texas. They were the only named storms to hit ...

We are months away from the start of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season and now is the best time to start preparing.

During El Niño, hurricane activity tends to happen more frequently and at greater intensity in the Pacific. In the Atlantic, water temperatures tend to be more mild and greater vertical wind ...

Last year, forecasters accurately predicted an above-average Atlantic hurricane season for 2024. The season consisted of 18 named storms, including seven tropical storms and 11 hurricanes. Beryl, ...

The Atlantic hurricane season starts on June 1 and lasts until Nov. 30. Rosencrans noted that May 10 to Nov. 30 usually ...

Last year's hurricane season was more active than usual, with Florida seeing major hits. Here's what we know so far about ...

The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season officially begins June 1 and will run for 183 days through Nov. 30. Tropical activity can form outside these dates because warm water and favorable atmospheric ...

As the Atlantic hurricane season looms on the horizon, a new forecast from the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather ...

The predicted rise in hurricane activity is linked to two key environmental factors: ocean surface temperatures and wind patterns in the atmosphere. The forecasting system shows that Atlantic ...

Historically, the Atlantic hurricane season averages about 14 named ... doesn't necessarily favor more or less tropical activity across the entire Atlantic Basin. A report from Florida State ...