Get ready for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season! With a forecast of 17 named storms, 9 hurricanes, and 4 major hurricanes, it’s a year that calls for careful preparation. Discover how factors like La Niña could ramp up storm activity and what this means for your hurricane preparedness.

First 2025 Hurricane Outlook Released – Slightly Above Average Season Expected By Meteorologist Amy Freeze “Hey everybody, Meteorologist Amy Freeze here— last hurricane season was devastating in the Southeastern U-S. It’s hard to believe hurricane season is about to begin again. Big news released from Colorado State University… the very first official forecast for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season is out, and it’s one you’ll want to pay attention to. On the heels of Helene and then Milton – a 30 billion dollar disaster. It’s not great news, a Slightly Above Average Season Expected. While we’re still weeks away from the start of the season on June 1, this early outlook sets the tone—and yes, there’s already a few red flags worth noting. Let’s dive in. “According to Colorado State University’s Tropical Meteorology Project, where they look at loads of data and forecasts — here’s what they’re predicting: 17 Named Storms 9 Hurricanes 4 Major Hurricanes—that’s Category 3 or stronger. Their forecast is based on an intense data analysis…