2025 Southeast Pacific and Atlantic hurricane season

[LazyHippo]

Here we are with the 2025 Hurricane season which started on June 1st for the Southeast Pacific and Atlantic basins.

 

Last season was quite active and left a path of destruction, "Helene" being the most deadly causing more than 200 deaths by its path southeast US.

 

Now in this new season we had like usual a quick start in the Pacific side with "Alvin" as the first named storm and coming up with 2 new tropical storms: "Barbara" and "Cosme"; Alvin hasnt caused trouble as it dissipated before landfall and will be the same story with Barbara and Cosme, according to NOAA's prediction center.

 

Now lets see how it goes, I hope nobody gets hit by this meteorological phenomena, will try to keep updating  

 

[Ace18795]

Very interesting. Hopefully everyone remains safe.

[LazyHippo]

Finally the low pressure area from early this week became "Dalila" for the Southeast Pacific.

 

The tropical storm is predicted to run parallel the southwest coast of Mexico causing 3 days of rain for that region but not a direct hit.

 

8 hours ago, Ace18795 said:

Very interesting. 

 

Ofcourse mate, very interesting fact is that we had a drought for like 3 or 4 months with almost no precipitation.

 

We can see that as the same time this phenomena can be dangerous it can also benefit ecosystems since is bringing a lot of rain where is needed.

 

Fortunately now we can predict a bit more easy and be prepared, but sometimes is not enough against them.

 

 

[LazyHippo]

Now we have tropical storm "Erick" approaching mexican states of Oaxaca and Guerrero on the next couple of days as a hurricane according to NOAA. This is the weather satellite GOES-East image taken 19:00 (ET)