Top experts from Colorado State University released an updated forecast for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season.

Hurricane researchers at Colorado State University have tweaked their prediction for the season. See the new numbers.

Atlantic hurricane season forecast just changed — and here's why it matters. Top expert Dr. Phil Klotzbach and his team have slightly downgraded their storm outlook, predicting 16 named storms instead of 17.

Barry and Chantel were short-lived tropical storms but their remnants caused killer flooding in Texas and North Carolina.

CSU has updated its 2025 hurricane season outlook. The projection is not as high as earlier thought, but still above average

Weather experts at Colorado State University (CSU) say a critical change has been made to the forecast for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season. Here's what we know.

The first couple months of hurricane season are usually quiet. 78% o all named storms happen from August to October. (WJAR) According to NOAA, 78% of tropical storms and hurricanes happen from August to October. 93% of landfalling U.S. hurricanes happen in those months.

Tropical conditions are expected to be quiet as Saharan dust and wind shear help prevent any storm development.

Massachusetts declares "Hurricane Preparedness Week" and promotes readiness as an above-normal hurricane season is predicted.

Forecasters at Colorado State University – the pioneers of seasonal hurricane forecasting – issued their July outlook for the hurricane season, nudging down numbers from their April and June outlooks,