Tropical Weather Forecast: 2 weeks left in Atlantic hurricane season
We have had 13 named storms, 5 hurricanes and four major hurricanes in 2025. Tropical cyclone activity is not expected in the Atlantic Basin during the next 7 days. Overall activity is winding down as the season gets closer to ending on November 30.
Tropical Weather Forecast - November 14, 2025
So far this season, we have had 13 named storms, 5 hurricanes and four major hurricanes. Tropical cyclone activity is not expected in the Atlantic Basin during the next 7 days. Hurricane season lasts for another 16 days. Any chance for additional tropical activity for the Gulf for the rest of this month is extremely low. The one area to watch with at least a slight chance for development would be the Western portion of the Caribbean. But even there, chances are very low. Overall activity is winding down as the season gets closer to ending.
Tropical Weather Forecast - November 11, 2025
So far this season, we have had 13 named storms, 5 hurricanes and four major hurricanes. Three of those major hurricanes have been category fives, which hasn't happened in a single season in about twenty years! Tropical cyclone activity is not expected in the Atlantic Basin during the next 7 days. Hurricane season lasts for another 19 days. Any chance for additional tropical activity for the Gulf for the rest of this month is extremely low. The one area to watch with at least a slight chance for development would be the Western portion of the Caribbean. But even there, chances are very low. Overall activity is winding down as the season gets closer to ending.
Tropical weather update - November 9, 2025
Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 7 days for the North Atlantic, Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of America.
Tropical weather update - November 8, 2025
Tropical cyclone activity is not expected in the Atlantic Basin during the next 7 days. Hurricane season lasts until November 30th. Any chance for additional tropical activity for the Gulf looks extremely low.
Tropical Weather Forecast - November 6, 2025
So far this season, we have had 13 named storms, 5 hurricanes and four major hurricanes. Tropical cyclone activity is not expected in the Atlantic Basin during the next 7 days. Hurricane season lasts until November 30th. Any chance for additional tropical activity for the Gulf for the rest of this month is extremely low. The one area to watch with at least a slight chance for development would be the Western portion of the Caribbean. But even there, chances are very low. Overall activity is winding down as the season gets closer to ending.
Tropical Weather Forecast: Tropics calm for now
Tropical cyclone activity is not expected in the Atlantic Basin during the next 7 days. Hurricane season lasts until November 30th. Any chance for additional tropical activity for the Gulf for the rest of this month is extremely low. The one area to watch with at least a slight chance for development would be the Western portion of the Caribbean. But even there, chances are very low. Overall activity is winding down as the season gets closer to ending.
Tropical weather update: November 4, 2025
It has been a week since Hurricane Melissa devastated Jamaica, hitting the island as a monster category 5 with 185 mph winds. Tropics have calmed down since then and tropical cyclone activity is not expected in the Atlantic Basin during the next 7 days. Hurricane season lasts for another 26 days, ending on November 30th. Any chance for additional tropical activity for the Gulf for the rest of this month is extremely low. There's still a slight risk for possible tropical systems to develop in the Western Atlantic and Western Caribbean. But overall activity is winding down as the season gets closer to ending.
Tropical weather update - November 3, 2025
The National Hurricane Center issued their last advisory on Melissa Friday. Tropical cyclone activity is not expected in the Atlantic Basin during the next 7 days. Hurricane season lasts for about another month, ending on November 30th. Any chance for additional tropical activity for the Gulf for the rest of this month is extremely low. There's still a slight risk for possible tropical systems to develop in the Western Atlantic and Western Caribbean. But overall activity is winding down as the season gets closer to ending.
Tropical weather update - Nov. 2, 2025
For the North Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, and the Gulf of America the National Hurricane Center is not expecting tropical cyclone formation over the next 7 days.
Tropical weather update: Melissa now post-tropical cyclone
The National Hurricane Center has issued its last advisory on Melissa, it is now a post-tropical cyclone over the northwest Atlantic. Meteorologist John Dawson looks back on how Melissa will land in the record books.
Tropical weather update - October 31, 2025
Hurricane Melissa brushed by Bermuda last night and this morning with a wind gust around 98 miles per hour reported. As of this afternoon, Melissa has lost tropical characteristics and is no longer a tropical system. However, it remains a powerful storm with very strong winds and is expected to bring some brief heavy rain to parts of Newfoundland tonight. No other systems are being monitored for tropical development in the Atlantic basin at this time. Hurricane season lasts for another month, ending on November 30th.
Tropical weather update - October 30, 2025
Hurricane Melissa, after causing widespread catastrophic damage in Jamaica and Cuba, is now a Category 2 hurricane moving away from the Bahamas and racing toward the North Atlantic. The storm is forecast to pass just to the west of Bermuda this evening & tonight. Melissa poses no threat to the US mainland and will become "post-tropical" over the weekend as it moves over cooler waters. There are no other areas of concern in the Atlantic basin for development at this time. But keep in mind that hurricane season will continue for about another month. So stay alert.
Tropical weather update - October 29, 2025
Hurricane Melissa, which made a historic, catastrophic landfall in Jamaica as a Category 5 storm, hit Cuba Wednesday morning as a major hurricane. The storm is moving northeast and will continue across the southeastern Bahamas before approaching Bermuda later this week. No direct impacts expected for the US mainland.
Tropical weather update - Hurricane Melissa makes landfall in Jamaica
Hurricane Melissa remains an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane and its core is slamming Jamaica today. Winds increased to a whopping 185 mph late morning just before landfall around noon near New Hope, Jamaica. Jamaica is dealing with catastrophic and life-threatening conditions, including destructive winds, storm surge and rainfall totals of 15 to 30 inches, which will lead to widespread flash flooding and possible landslides through early Wednesday. Based on wind speed, Hurricane Melissa is tied for the second strongest hurricane ever in the Atlantic basin.
Dangerous Category 5 Hurricane Melissa on path for Jamaica: Latest updates
Melissa is now a dangerous category 5 major hurricane. Melissa is expected to make landfall in Jamaica early tomorrow morning as a category 5, something no hurricane has done in Jamaican history. The slow movement of this storm will cause flooding to Jamaica along with days of prolonged winds. Jamaica could be in for catastrophic flooding with up to 3 feet of rain and storm surge up to 13 feet east of the center at landfall. Melissa is then expected to roll over eastern Cuba late Tuesday into early Wednesday, still maintaining that major hurricane status. Then it will quickly move over the Southeastern Bahamas Wednesday before reaching Bermuda likely by Friday. Hurricane Melissa is no threat to the United States.
Tropical weather update - October 26, 2025
Melissa is now a dangerous category 4 major hurricane and forecast to become a category 5 hurricane by tomorrow before a landfall in Jamaica early Tuesday. The slow movement of this storm will cause flooding to Jamaica before the very high winds slam the island early this week. Jamaica could be in for catastrophic flooding with up to 3 feet of rain and storm surge up to 13 feet east of the center at landfall. Melissa is then expected to roll over eastern Cuba late Tuesday into early Wednesday. Then it will quickly move over the Southeastern Bahamas Wednesday before reaching Bermuda likely by Friday.