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AccuWeather is the latest forecaster to toss its hat in the ring of 2025 hurricane season predictions, and it says it could be a bumpy one.
Other earlier hurricane season predictions gave indications that the 2025 season could be near-normal in terms of the frequency of storms, but AccuWeather's forecast underlines the trends in recent years: The threat isn't necessarily about the number of potential hurricanes but the intensity.
AccuWeather predicts that the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season will see between 13 to 18 named storms, but seven to 10 of those will strengthen into hurricanes. Of those, three to five could intensify into major hurricanes.
The first named storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season will be Andrea, followed by Barry, Chantal and Dexter. The name Dexter replaces Dorian, which was retired after the 2019 season.
As hurricane forecasters begin to put together their first outlooks for the 2025 hurricane season, an important aspect that helps form a forecast are what are known as analog years.
Unfortunately, hurricanes are a fact of life here in the Sunshine State. In 2024, three hurricanes hit Florida, and two of them were major hurricanes, which are those that are Category 3 or stronger. A Category 3 storm has maximum sustained winds of at least 111 mph. On May 15, the National Hurricane Center begins posting on its website a tropical outlook, showing any system with the potential of development
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