Jun 2 (edited) • General discussion
Hurricane Season Predictions and expected storms
🌪️ Heads-Up, South-West Florida : Early Tropical Activity Brewing in the Atlantic 🌊
Just days into the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, meteorologists are monitoring potential tropical development that could impact Florida and the Gulf Coast as early as mid-June.
🔍 What’s Happening?
AccuWeather forecasts indicate a moist zone forming from South Florida through the Bahamas and Cuba, bringing repeated showers and heavy thunderstorms. This pattern may lead to several inches of rain, with the possibility of street and highway flooding in areas like Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
Additionally, a low-pressure area moving through the western Caribbean and eastern Gulf is being monitored for tropical development between June 7–12. If a tropical depression or storm forms, it could drift into the Gulf or move onshore over Central America, southeastern Mexico, or Cuba.
📅 Key Dates to Watch
• June 4–6: Potential impacts along Florida, Georgia, or the Carolinas from coastal disturbances.
• June 7–12: Possible tropical development in the western Caribbean and eastern Gulf.
• June 9–13: Florida may experience effects from the developing low-pressure system.
🌀 2025 Hurricane Season Outlook
AccuWeather predicts a dynamic season with 13 to 18 named storms, including 3 to 6 direct U.S. impacts. Warm sea-surface temperatures and high ocean heat content are expected to fuel rapid storm intensification.
🧰 Be Prepared
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Hurricane Season Predictions and expected storms
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