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2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season

JPWX said:
I figure we'll see a tropical system either form or get into the Gulf and/or Western Caribbean late month into October
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I am kind of expecting that too. I don’t think the Gulf coast will get off Scott-free
 
I still (maybe naively) think late September, October, and maybe November will feature some Caribbean/Gulf activity. But so far, this is the strangest and one of the quietest seasons in my 30 years of tracking hurricanes.
 
wx_guy said:
I still (maybe naively) think late September, October, and maybe November will feature some Caribbean/Gulf activity. But so far, this is the strangest and one of the quietest seasons in my 30 years of tracking hurricanes.
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This is my quietest in the fiveish years I’ve been tracking TCs. I came into this spoiled on landfalling Gulf MH and high activity (15+ NS like 2021, 2023 and 2024)
 
Atlantic said:
This is my quietest in the fiveish years I’ve been tracking TCs. I came into this spoiled on landfalling Gulf MH and high activity (15+ NS like 2021, 2023 and 2024)
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Even 2022 can’t really match up to this right now.
 
If we end up with only one storm in the Atlantic in September, it will be the first time since 1997. So, it's not unprecedented
 
JPWX said:
If we end up with only one storm in the Atlantic in September, it will be the first time since 1997. So, it's not unprecedented
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I don’t know if you or others believe in signs from the Universe, but I’ve been seeing all summer long the year 1997 or just 97. May just be a coincidence or just something else. I don’t know.
 
Atlantic said:
I don’t know if you or others believe in signs from the Universe, but I’ve been seeing all summer long the year 1997 or just 97. May just be a coincidence or just something else. I don’t know.
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I’ve seen it everywhere from TCs to random other things:
 
Atlantic said:
I don’t know if you or others believe in signs from the Universe, but I’ve been seeing all summer long the year 1997 or just 97. May just be a coincidence or just something else. I don’t know.
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I don't since I'm not a space expert. However, 1997 had the most activity in the Western Pacific on record and had 6 Super Typhoons by this time. 2025 to date: 7 typhoons, 1 major typhoon, and 0 super typhoons.
 
JPWX said:
I don't since I'm not a space expert. However, 1997 had the most activity in the Western Pacific on record and had 6 Super Typhoons by this time. 2025 to date: 7 typhoons, 1 major typhoon, and 0 super typhoons.
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I mean the SHEM’s upcoming 2025-26 season has been acting just like it was in the 1996-97 season (a pre-season storm in July, August and September, as well as October)

And we’ve had 01S One in July, 02S Awo in August and 03S Blossom in this month of this year. We are just missing October.

I may just be rambling about nothing, but just thought I might bring it up to get you and others thoughts.
 
JPWX said:
I don't since I'm not a space expert. However, 1997 had the most activity in the Western Pacific on record and had 6 Super Typhoons by this time. 2025 to date: 7 typhoons, 1 major typhoon, and 0 super typhoons.
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It definitely seems like that no STY streak is finally about to change with recently formed Tropical Storm Ragasa though.
 
Atlantic said:
I mean the SHEM’s upcoming 2025-26 season has been acting just like it was in the 1996-97 season (a pre-season storm in July, August and September, as well as October)

And we’ve had 01S One in July, 02S Awo in August and 03S Blossom in this month of this year. We are just missing October.

I may just be rambling about nothing, but just thought I might bring it up to get you and others thoughts.
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It's also interesting to note that 1997 was one of the years where Aberdeen and Tupelo failed to hit 100 or higher during the Summer months.
 
JPWX said:
It's also interesting to note that 1997 was one of the years where Aberdeen and Tupelo failed to hit 100 or higher during the Summer months.
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Oh wow, that is a coincidence. 1997 only had one MH: Hurricane Ericka. And it reached its peak while moving out of the MDR.
 
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