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2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season

North Carolina State University is forecasting 12 - 15 named storms, 6 - 8 hurricanes and 2 - 3 major hurricanes.
NCSU, TSR and UA are underestimating the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season.

WHAT ARE THEY ON
I’m taking mainstream forecasts with a grain of salt and comedy
I’m putting more faith in lezak
 
In recent years (2022 - 2024), 268Weather has been more accurate than Tropical Storm Risk and the University of Arizona, both of which are currently forecasting a near-normal 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season.


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StormGeo is forecasting 17 named storms, 8 hurricanes and 4 major hurricanes.



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Why aren’t they recognized by Cuckipedia though?
 
From NOAA, note how much cooler the MDR is compared to what we remember from last year:

April 16th, 2024
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April 16th, 2025
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@Atlantic MUH BULLISH
I assume this geezer predicts something like 9-4-1

Hurricane Season: Weather Channel is up: 19/9/4

#33 Sat Apr 19, 2025 12:59 am

Chris, the Weather Channel's forecast for 2025 IS pretty eye-popping?! At the same time, let's consider their 2024 Season forecast accuracy for what it was... or wasn't LOL. I wouldn't call their prediction of 24 named storms in '24 as "a little over" considering last season ended with 18 named storms. Regardless, i'm more interested in their rationale for such a bullish 2025 season forecast

Muh bullish
 
Yet another cuck2k coper

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Re: Expert forecasts for 2025 North Atlantic Hurricane Season: Weather Channel is up: 19/9/4

#35 Sat Apr 19, 2025 12:16 pm
As far as I know, TWC is all low paid mets in cubicles, a fewer better looking mets on TV and one PhD who is now the expert for winter, severe and hurricanes, who did specialize in tropical weather. It is either Dr. Knabb's forecast or a 'peer review' of other estimates.

I hope TWC hasn't gone the AccuWeather route of big numbers and hype headlines. The one thing, noted as a significant negative for storm numbers by CSU, sub-tropical waters warmer, (relative, of course, the tropics are still warmer) than tropical waters. This could be much closer to a normal season, although later development because of reduced Atlantic MDR development actually increases Caribbean and North American impact chances for the number of storms that do develop.
 

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