Where are all of the hurricanes this year?

domer76 said:
As of early October 2025, the Atlantic hurricane season has seen a [b{higher-than-expected number[/b] of major hurricanes. Three major hurricanes have formed, with Erin and Humberto reaching Category 5 intensity and Gabrielle intensifying to Category 4. While this is an above-average number of major storms, they have remained in the central Atlantic, far from land, meaning the U.S. mainland has been lucky to avoid direct impacts from them.

Atlantic Hurricane Season (as of October 2025)
Major Hurricanes: 3 (Erin, Gabrielle, Humberto)
Intensity: Two Category 5 hurricanes (Erin, Humberto) and one Category 4 hurricane (Gabrielle)
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anonymoose said:
Because the climate alarmists keep telling us hurricanes keep getting worse to scare us into buying EVs or riding donkeys for transportation and paying carbon taxes.
It’s not working out like you planned.
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Here’s how it worked out this year.

As of early October 2025, the Atlantic hurricane season has seen a higher-than-expected number of major hurricanes. Three major hurricanes have formed, with Erin and Humberto reaching Category 5 intensity and Gabrielle intensifying to Category 4. This is an above-average number of major storms.

Reality just sucks for you, doesn’t it?
 
domer76 said:
Here’s how it worked out this year.

As of early October 2025, the Atlantic hurricane season has seen a higher-than-expected number of major hurricanes. Three major hurricanes have formed, with Erin and Humberto reaching Category 5 intensity and Gabrielle intensifying to Category 4. This is an above-average number of major storms.

Reality just sucks for you, doesn’t it?
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Average is 7....we have had 4....and prime season has 5 days left.
 
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