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After a slow start to the 2025 hurricane season, the Atlantic should wake up this month
August is when meteorologists notice a big jump in tropical cyclone formations. The graph below shows the spike of both tropical storms, which are cyclones with winds 39 mph or greater. The graph also shows a steady increase in hurricanes and major hurricanes until early September.
Gulf temperatures are slowly on the rise, but it's not doing much to Texas' chances for an active hurricane season. The Gulf ...
We’ve been previewing a busy start to August in this newsletter for almost a month, describing the behind-the-scenes ...
Tropical Storm Dexter formed late Sunday near Bermuda, and forecasters with the National Hurricane Center are watching two ...
Peak hurricane season hits around Sept. 10, but historically, tropical activity starts to dramatically ramp up as soon as the ...
Hurricane season has been relatively quiet in June and July, but historically starts heating up in August. What does this ...
Do you think hurricane season has been kind of slow this year? Here's what the National Hurricane Center said.
Rapidly intensifying storms dramatically increase in August and September. With warming oceans, the Atlantic is primed for an ...
While the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season started off relatively quiet, experts say that’s not likely to last much longer.
The Atlantic hurricane season officially runs June 1 to Nov. 30, but more activity is expected to kick off in August.
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