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Current Status: 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season (Atlantic Basin)

Current Status: 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season (Atlantic Basin)

1. Season Overview

  • The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season officially runs from June 1 to November 30. Wikipedia

  • So far, five named storms have formed—all of which have strengthened into at least tropical storms. Wikipedia

  • Among these, only Hurricane Erin has reached hurricane intensity—and significantly, major hurricane strength (Category 3 or higher). Wikipedia+1

  • The season’s Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE) is approximately 31.0 as of August 20. Wikipedia

2. Storm-by-Storm Breakdown

  • Tropical Storm Andrea – First storm, formed June 23. Stayed over open water with minimal impacts. Wikipedia+1

  • Tropical Storm Barry – Formed June 28 in the Bay of Campeche. Made landfall near Tampico, Mexico. Wikipedia+1

  • Tropical Storm Chantal – Formed off the southeastern U.S. coast on July 4; made landfall in South Carolina. Wikipedia

  • Tropical Storm Dexter – Developed in early August along a stalled front off North Carolina before moving out to sea. Wikipedia

  • Hurricane Erin – The fifth named storm and first hurricane of the season. Formed near Cape Verde on August 11 and rapidly intensified to Category 5 by August 16, with maximum sustained winds of around 160 mph and a central pressure of about 915 mb. Wikipedia+1

    • Erin then weakened through an eyewall replacement cycle, dropped to Category 3, reintensified to Category 4, before weakening again to Category 2 by August 19. Wikipedia

    • Erin’s precursor caused nine fatalities in Cape Verde due to intense flooding. Wikipedia

    • It is currently impacting the U.S. East Coast, causing strong waves, rip currents, and prompting evacuations in parts of North Carolina.

3. Forecast Outlook

  • NOAA’s outlook predicts a 60% chance of an above-normal hurricane season, with 13–19 named storms, 6–10 hurricanes, and 3–5 major hurricanes expected.

  • An updated August outlook slightly reduces this, calling for 13–18 named storms, 5–9 hurricanes, and 2–5 major hurricanes.

Key Takeaways

  • Hurricane Erin is the standout: It’s the only hurricane so far, and dramatically intensified to Category 5—highlighting increased volatility, possibly linked to warming sea temperatures.

  • Early season activity has been moderate, though expectations remain for a busy peak season ahead.

  • Communities along the East Coast should remain vigilant, especially as Erin continues to generate dangerous surf and coastal flooding concerns.

Bottom Line:

The Atlantic hurricane season is underway with five named storms so far. Hurricane Erin has been the most intense—Cat 5 at its peak—and is currently affecting the U.S. East Coast. Seasonal forecasts point to continued activity through the fall.

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Summary

July 28, 2024 appears to have been a pleasant summer day in Saint John, with daytime highs near 26 °C and cooler evenings dropping to about 10 °C—typical of the region’s inland‑coastal mix. If you’d like hourly breakdowns or information on precipitation, cloud cover, or wind that day, just let me know!

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A significant snowstorm is forecasted to impact Saint John,

A significant snowstorm is forecasted to impact Saint John, New Brunswick, starting Monday evening, March 24, and continuing into Tuesday morning. Environment Canada has issued a Special Weather Statement for the region, anticipating rapidly accumulating snowfall during this period. Total snowfall amounts are expected to range between 10 to 15 centimeters, with localized areas potentially seeing up to 25 centimeters.​

The storm is associated with a low-pressure system tracking along the Fundy coast, bringing substantial snowfall to southern New Brunswick. Residents should prepare for deteriorating travel conditions due to reduced visibility and accumulating snow. It’s advisable to monitor updates from Environment Canada and adjust travel plans accordingly.​

Historically, March in Saint John experiences average daytime temperatures around 3°C (37°F) and nighttime lows near -5°C (23°F), with precipitation averaging 95 mm over approximately 12 days. This upcoming storm signifies a notable weather event beyond typical March conditions.​
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Stay safe, stay informed, and limit travel during the storm’s peak to ensure personal safety.

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Saint John, NB, Canada
 

As of 12:02 PM on Saturday, March 15, 2025, in Saint John, New Brunswick, the current temperature is 3°C (37°F), with partly sunny skies.

Over the next week, temperatures are expected to range from highs of 6°C to 9°C and lows between -3°C and 7°C. There is a likelihood of rain on several days, particularly on March 17 and March 21.

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Please note that weather conditions can change, so it’s advisable to check the latest forecasts for the most accurate information.

 
 
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Winter Weather Alert

🚨 Winter Weather Alert for Southern New Brunswick! 🚨

Get ready for some messy weather this weekend!  Starting around noon on Sunday, snow and ice pellets will begin to fall, mixing with freezing rain at times throughout the day. The conditions will persist into the evening and night, so be prepared for slick roads and poor visibility if you’re out and about.

On top of the wintry mix, strong wind gusts will kick in Sunday night, making it feel even colder and creating additional challenges for travel.

When:

  • Start: Sunday afternoon
  • End: Late Sunday night

Where:

  • Southern New Brunswick

Make sure your vehicles are winter-ready, and stay tuned to local forecasts for updates. It’s a good idea to stay off the roads if possible, especially as conditions worsen overnight. Stay safe, everyone!