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All the reasons why the 2025 hurricane season will be remembered as downright ‘weird’

The 2025 season had 70% of normal hurricanes but 150% more major hurricane days, including three Category 5 storms and a deadly Melissa in the Caribbean.

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season is just about over, with no tropical systems likely to develop before its official close on Nov. 30. It might seem like a fortunate flop — only five hurricanes, when most forecasts back in spring called for eight or nine. It was actually “pretty hopping,” said University of Miami meteorologist Brian McNoldy. It was also “weird” said ...

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All the reasons why the 2025 hurricane season will be remembered as downright ‘weird’

The Atlantic hurricane season will go down in history as one of the strangest. It might seem like a fortunate flop with no U.S. landfalls, but several storms were extremely powerful.

·Orlando, United States
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Orlando Sentinel broke the news in Orlando, United States on Saturday, November 15, 2025.
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