Are you ready for hurricane season? 🌀
@NOAA has just released its 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook.

Monitor and track the storms in near real-time this season with @NOAASatellites' Hurricane Tracker:
https://t.co/6nmkHtpJKt

🧵 JUST IN: NOAA forecasters predict an above-normal 2025 Atlantic #HurricaneSeason

See our news release at: https://t.co/zYSAG6B4pH

@NWSCPC @NWS #HurricaneOutlook #WeatherReadyNation - NOAA

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RT @NOAA: 🧵 JUST IN: NOAA forecasters predict an above-normal 2025 Atlantic #HurricaneSeason

See our news release at: https://t.co/zYSAG6B4pH

@NWSCPC @NWS #HurricaneOutlook #WeatherReadyNation

NOAA Research

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This year, @NOAA is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its GOES satellite program.

With #HurricaneSeason just around the corner, take a look at how far we've come in observing #hurricanes from geostationary orbit since 1975, and how these advances have helped improve forecasts and save lives.

Explore the StoryMap: https://t.co/ToNreSaNYf

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#ICYMI: Yesterday marked the beginning of the 2025 #HurricaneSeason! 🌀@NOAA_AOML & partners are prepared to gather critical data throughout the season & continue to advance #hurricane models to better protect lives & property.
Let's be ready together! https://t.co/tOflZjQiyC https://t.co/DZfyVlK8ZY

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From drones to ocean gliders, NOAA uses cutting-edge technology to gather critical data inside the heart of hurricanes. NOAA Lapenta Intern, Will Cano, explains how the data gets from the field into the hands of forecasters @NWSNHC.
#WeatherReady #Hurricanes #HurricaneSeason https://t.co/lKwImVN1YP

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NOAA urges both coastal and inland communities to prepare for severe weather as we approach the historical peak of #HurricaneSeason

Our August 7 update:
https://t.co/khINo8zRfX

@NWS @NWSCPC

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This #FullDiskFriday, @NOAA's #GOESEast satellite is tacking a busy Atlantic Ocean, with #Erin swirling off the New England Coast. There are multiple tropical disturbances that @NHC_Atlantic is also watching as we continue to move through the #HurricaneSeason. #GOES19 https://t.co/ED8HTBB8Xs

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From the fastest-forming Category-5 to the most intense #hurricane ever recorded, @NOAA #satellites have seen it all. 🌀

As this year’s #HurricaneSeason continues, discover how our eyes in the sky track record-breaking storms to provide critical data and help communities prepare: https://t.co/fj2YZsip0i

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Reporters, JUST IN: 2025 Atlantic #HurricaneSeason concludes with 13 total named storms, 5 hurricanes, 4 of which reached major hurricane status.

The Atlantic 2025 #HurricaneSeason was marked by high-powered storms, no U.S. landfalling hurricanes.
1/3 https://t.co/YOonMDmS27

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