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Average But Unusual 2025 Hurricane Season Ends Today - Reduce Flooding
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Source: Reduce Flooding Blog - Bob Rehak
Date: 11/30/2025 12:31pm
Article Summary:
"2025 Hurricane Season Concludes: Average in Numbers, Unusual in Storm Paths"
The 2025 hurricane season ended today, characterized by an average number of storms but with unusual storm paths, sparing the U.S. mainland except for one early storm and leaving the Gulf Coast untouched. Despite forecasts predicting an above-average season, the Atlantic basin saw slightly fewer storms than anticipated, yet the overall activity remained close to historical averages. Meanwhile, the devastating impacts of tropical storms in Sri Lanka and Indonesia highlight the ongoing need for preparedness and resilience against natural disasters.
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Date: 11/30/2025 12:31pm
Article Summary:
"2025 Hurricane Season Concludes: Average in Numbers, Unusual in Storm Paths"
The 2025 hurricane season ended today, characterized by an average number of storms but with unusual storm paths, sparing the U.S. mainland except for one early storm and leaving the Gulf Coast untouched. Despite forecasts predicting an above-average season, the Atlantic basin saw slightly fewer storms than anticipated, yet the overall activity remained close to historical averages. Meanwhile, the devastating impacts of tropical storms in Sri Lanka and Indonesia highlight the ongoing need for preparedness and resilience against natural disasters.
Read article here »