The Antigua and Barbuda meteorological department has issued the warning of an overactive 2025 Hurricane Season. The Antiguan meteorologist Dale Destin has shared that the season may be one of the most intense in the decade.
The meteorology department has shared that the season may be super hyperactive. There is a 52 percent chance that the activity of the season will put it in the 10% of the most active hurricane seasons of all time.
The meteorology expert has shared that they have identified 20 named storms. Of this number,10 hurricanes have been predicted, and 5 of them have chances of turning into major hurricanes.
The official statistics suggest that there is a whooping 82% chance of the 2025 Transport Atlantic Hurricane Season to be hyperactive. 4% chance has been assigned to the fact that the season may be below active.
Meteorologist Dale Destin has shared that there is 55% chance of the season seeing 19 named storms and 42% chances of 6 major hurricanes.
Caribbean Island Nations like Antigua and Barbuda are at a major risk. The early warning systems from the meteorology department can help in making sure that the nation can prepare in advance.
The officials have shared that the members of the community should be ready and prepared for the upcoming hurricane season. Officially, the Annual Trans-Atlantic Hurricane Season runs from June 1 to November 30.
However, the department has confirmed that pre season cyclones and winds can also be seen in some cases. The Antiguan Meteorologist Dale Destin has shared that even one major hurricane can make a season memorable
The meteorology departments of all the nations across the Caribbean have been keeping an eye out for the changes in weather and patterns. Throughout the season from June 1 to November 30, the weather department will share accurate and regular updates and information.
So far, the forecasts are meant to caution the nations falling under the radar of the Trans Atlantic Hurricane Season. The authorities have urged the nations to begin their preparation for what is supposed to be a highly active season.
