UPDATE: The tropics remain unusually calm with only two weeks left in the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season. The National Hurricane Center reports no tropical cyclone activity is expected over the next seven days, raising hopes for a quieter conclusion to the season.
As we approach the season’s end on November 30, residents and authorities in coastal regions breathe a sigh of relief. The absence of significant tropical activity means communities can focus on recovery and preparedness without the looming threat of hurricanes.
Officials emphasize the importance of staying informed. The Tracking the Tropics team will continue to provide updates every Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. ET through various platforms, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Their Hurricane Guide for 2025 remains a vital resource for anyone in hurricane-prone areas.
While this quiet period is encouraging, experts remind the public that the possibility of late-season storms still exists. It is crucial for individuals and families in vulnerable locations to remain vigilant and prepared.
For those interested in receiving real-time updates, signing up for the Tracking the Tropics newsletter is highly recommended. With hurricane season drawing to a close, now is the time to ensure your plans are in place.
In summary, while the current outlook is tranquil, the final weeks of the hurricane season can still bring surprises. Stay tuned for updates as we monitor the situation closely.
