In Wake of Helene Impacts, NOAA Calls for Above Average 2025 Hurricane Season
Storm experts at NOAA predict an intense Atlantic hurricane season for 2025. Meanwhile, Central Savannah River Area (CSRA) towns still struggle with repairs from Hurricane Helene’s strike last year. Officials urge folks to act…
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA – OCTOBER 05: In this aerial view, a tree lays on top of a home as the area recovers from the aftermath of Hurricane Helene on October 05, 2024 in Augusta, Georgia. The Hurricane has left over 200 people dead across Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Storm experts at NOAA predict an intense Atlantic hurricane season for 2025. Meanwhile, Central Savannah River Area (CSRA) towns still struggle with repairs from Hurricane Helene's strike last year.
Officials urge folks to act now. Stock your shelves, map your escape routes, and stay tuned to weather updates. Smart planning means setting aside three days' worth of food, water, and vital medicine.
NOAA is predicting a 60% chance of an above average hurricane season, a 30% chance of a normal season and, a 10% chance of a below average season. Experts are calling for a forecast of 13 to 19 total storms with nearly half developing into hurricanes.
Scientists study the Atlantic's moods through space views, water warmth, and wind shifts. Their findings paint a picture of what's ahead, giving emergency teams time to plan.
