National Hurricane Center Making Improvements In 2025

National Hurricane Center lays out changes coming for 2025 season. See what to expect
The "cone of uncertainty" gets a couple of changes in 2025: with a new symbol and a narrower cone reflecting improving accuracy predictions.
Changes Ahead For The 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season From The National Hurricane Center
The National Hurricane Center has announced several changes to their products ahead of this year's hurricane season, which begins just over 80 days from now.Here's a rundown on some of the changes ahead:Earlier Heads Up On Potential Tropical ActivityStarting this year,
National Hurricane Center announces storm names, procedural changes ahead of 2025 season
As we prepare for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, it’s important to stay informed about updates that could impact forecasting and storm communication. Tropical storms can bring dangerous wind, flooding,
Why the National Hurricane Center's forecast cone may look a little different this year
The size of the tropical cyclone forecast error cone for 2025 will be about 3-5% smaller for systems in the Atlantic basin and 5-10% smaller for systems in the eastern Pacific.
When is hurricane season? List of 2025 Atlantic hurricane season names leads with Andrea
The 2024 season began with Alberto and Beryl, both of which made landfall in Texas. They were the only named storms to hit the state. Hurricane season begins June 1 and concludes on Nov. 30. The first tropical cyclone of the 1938 Atlantic hurricane season formed on Jan. 3, making it the earliest recorded tropical storm and hurricane in history.
2025 hurricane season: See this year’s list of names
If a storm develops before the start of the season, it will take the name from the current calendar date. If a storm starts before June 1, it will use a name from the 2025 list. If one had popped up before Jan. 1, it would have a name from the 2024 list.
The National Hurricane Center Making Improvements In 2025
This year the National Hurricane Center is making improvements to their tropical cyclone forecasts. With improvements in computer modeling, forecasts are becoming better and better each year. Check out the changes.
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