Colorado State University (CSU) has updated its 2025 Atlantic hurricane season forecast, slightly reducing the expected number of storms but maintaining an overall prediction of an above-average season. The revised outlook anticipates 16 named storms, 8 hurricanes, and 3 major hurricanes (Category 3 or higher). The forecast adjustment reflects relatively warm Atlantic waters and the likely absence of an El Niño event, which are primary factors influencing the season's activity. Despite the downward revision, meteorologists emphasize that the season remains active, with notable storms such as Andrea, Barry, and Chantal already named. Experts also note that strong wind shear currently suppressing storm development may weaken by early August, potentially allowing for increased storm formation later in the season. Florida and other coastal regions are advised to remain vigilant as the hurricane season progresses.
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