2025 Hurricane Season: NOAA Predicts Above-Average Activity

The 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season: NOAA Predicts Above-Average Activity The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has issued a warning about the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season, predicting higher-than-average activity. They anticipate 3 to 5 major hurricanes, with wind speeds exceeding 119 kilometers per hour. This prediction is supported by AccuWeather, a private weather forecasting company, which forecasts 17 named storms, including a similar number of major hurricanes. "The warmer-than-average ocean temperatures are a significant factor contributing to this prediction." said a NOAA spokesperson. AccuWeather's expert added, "We expect this season to be particularly active, so it's crucial for coastal communities to prepare early." The video includes footage showcasing the destructive power of past hurricanes, serving as a stark reminder of the potential devastation. The consensus from both NOAA and AccuWeather underscores the importance of preparedness for what could be a very active and dangerous hurricane season. Coastal residents should take steps to secure their homes and develop evacuation plans.