2025 Storm2k North Atlantic Hurricane Season Numbers Poll

[mcheer23]

17/8/4 ACE 140...Preliminary

[cycloneye]

17/8/4 ACE 140...Preliminary

#41 on the list

[Cebas1029]

19/9/4 ACE 150...Preliminary

[cycloneye]

19/9/4 ACE 150...Preliminary

#42 on the list of participants.

[TampaFl]

17/6/5 Ace 125 Preliminary

Cycloneye Here are my Final numbers for the 2025 Hurricane Season.

17 Total Named Storms
9 Becoming Hurricanes
4 Becoming Major Hurricanes
ACE 149

[cycloneye]

17/6/5 Ace 125 Preliminary

Cycloneye Here are my Final numbers for the 2025 Hurricane Season.

17 Total Named Storms
9 Becoming Hurricanes
4 Becoming Major Hurricanes
ACE 149

Done.

[chaser1]

Hey Luis, please update my forecast to 15/7/2, with an ACE - 122 (and make FINAL).

This is a slight "bump-up" of my initial prediction however I think this season will exhibit some diminished RH issues within the lower to mid levels thus limiting the number of intense hurricanes as well as the number of intense hurricane days.

I think an additional factor may also play a "capping" role to some extent, as a result of increased particulates from volcanic emissions primarily impacting tropical cyclones from the mid to Northern latitudes.

My guess for the single strongest potential impact, will be the "H" or "I" storm with the biggest threat to occur between South Carolina - New Jersey. I think weaker and a much LESS frequent risk of tropical cyclones (T.S. to Cat 1) could impact P.R., Yucatan, and Florida but otherwise a predominantly quiet season for most of the Caribbean & GOM.

My 2025 bonus predictions:
- No tropical cyclone will directly strike Hispanola, and
- No Cat 5 hurricane will develop within the Atlantic basin
(famous last words )

[cycloneye]

Hey Luis, please update my forecast to 15/7/2, with an ACE - 122 (and make FINAL).

This is a slight "bump-up" of my initial prediction however I think this season will exhibit some diminished RH issues within the lower to mid levels thus limiting the number of intense hurricanes as well as the number of intense hurricane days.

I think an additional factor may also play a "capping" role to some extent, as a result of increased particulates from volcanic emissions primarily impacting tropical cyclones from the mid to Northern latitudes.

My guess for the single strongest potential impact, will be the "H" or "I" storm with the biggest threat to occur between South Carolina - New Jersey. I think weaker and a much LESS frequent risk of tropical cyclones (T.S. to Cat 1) could impact P.R., Yucatan, and Florida but otherwise a predominantly quiet season for most of the Caribbean & GOM.

My 2025 bonus predictions:
- No tropical cyclone will directly strike Hispanola, and
- No Cat 5 hurricane will develop within the Atlantic basin
(famous last words )

Made the changes.

[emeraldislenc]

18
10
4
126 ACE

[cycloneye]

You are #43 on the list

[weeniepatrol]

15/8/4 135 ACE prelim

[cycloneye]

15/8/4 135 ACE prelim

#44 on the list of participants

[Steve]

18/9/5 Ace 171 Final

[cycloneye]

18/9/5 Ace 171 Final

#45 on the list

[Kennethb]

16/8/4 ACE 134 (Final)

[cycloneye]

16/8/4 ACE 134 (Final)

You are #46 on the list of participants.

[eastcoastFL]

13/7/4 ACE 112
Final

[cycloneye]

13/7/4 ACE 112
Final

You are #47 on the list.

[cycloneye]

Ok peeps, here we are in May and the poll being open is in the final days as it closes on the 31rst at midnight EDT. A reminder that those who have preliminary numbers if by the time the poll closes, they are there, I will consider them as final ones.

[Stormybajan]

15-7-3 ACE: 118
Dont have high expectations for the season just looking at everything right now, there will still be activity and it wont be DEAD but obviously pre-season signs just arent screaming like last year.
PRELIM!