2025 Storm2k North Atlantic Hurricane Season Numbers Poll: 92 members are participating in this poll

[FireRat]

Currently working on my experimental numbers, it's spitting out a wacky, tricky season with:
23/10/3 & ACE of 150

Guess I'll make these numbers final too

[cycloneye]

Currently working on my experimental numbers, it's spitting out a wacky, tricky season with:
23/10/3 & ACE of 150

Guess I'll make these numbers final too

You are #67 on the list.

[crownweather]

FINAL numbers:

16 Named Storms, 7 Hurricanes, 4 Major Hurricanes.

ACE: 140.

Areas Of Greatest Concern This Season:
(1) - From The Carolinas Northward To Long Island & Southern New England.
(2) - The Far NE Caribbean, Including Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands & the far northern Leeward Islands.
(3) - Area from the NW Caribbean northward to the Central Gulf Coast.

Full 2025 Hurricane Forecast at https://crownweather.com/tropical-weather/2025-hurricane-season-forecast/

[cycloneye]

FINAL numbers:

16 Named Storms, 7 Hurricanes, 4 Major Hurricanes.

ACE: 140.

Areas Of Greatest Concern This Season:
(1) - From The Carolinas Northward To Long Island & Southern New England.
(2) - The Far NE Caribbean, Including Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands & the far northern Leeward Islands.
(3) - Area from the NW Caribbean northward to the Central Gulf Coast.

Full 2025 Hurricane Forecast at https://crownweather.com/tropical-weather/2025-hurricane-season-forecast/

Hi Rob. You are #68 on the list of participants.

[johngaltfla]

Here goes nothing

20 total storms
4 majors
5 other hurricanes (hopefully all fish)
11 named tropical storms

[cycloneye]

Here goes nothing

20 total storms
4 majors
5 other hurricanes (hopefully all fish)
11 named tropical storms

Clarify the set of numbers, please.

[johngaltfla]

Here goes nothing

20 total storms
4 majors
5 other hurricanes (hopefully all fish)
11 named tropical storms

Clarify the set of numbers, please.

Sorry, forgot to clean that up..

20/5/4

my bad

[cycloneye]

Here goes nothing

20 total storms
4 majors
5 other hurricanes (hopefully all fish)
11 named tropical storms

Clarify the set of numbers, please.

Sorry, forgot to clean that up..

20/5/4

my bad

Thanks for the clarification. You are #69 on the list of participants.

[Teban54]

Clarify the set of numbers, please.

Sorry, forgot to clean that up..

20/5/4

my bad

Thanks for the clarification. You are #69 on the list of participants.

Hmm, I interpreted johngaltfla's original post as meaning 20/9/4 by our convention, and not 20/5/4.

• 20 storms attaining TS strength or higher, of which 11 peak at TS and do not become hurricanes (which they call "named tropical storms")
• 9 storms attaining Cat 1 strength or higher, of which 5 peak at Cat 1/2 and do not become major hurricanes (which they call "other hurricanes")
• 4 major hurricanes

20/5/4 would imply that 15 out of 20 named tropical cyclones do not become hurricanes, while 4 out of 5 hurricanes (Cat 1-5) become major hurricanes, which would be a very bizarre ratio.

[gib]

Sorry, forgot to clean that up..

20/5/4

my bad

Pardon the interruption, but don't you mean 20/9/4?
4 majors plus 5 other hurricanes equals 9 total hurricanes. And 9 hurricanes plus 11 tropical storms equals 20 total storms, just as you described in your first post.

Edit: Teban beat me while I was distracted by a client! =D

[cycloneye]

Sorry, forgot to clean that up..

20/5/4

my bad

Thanks for the clarification. You are #69 on the list of participants.

Hmm, I interpreted johngaltfla's original post as meaning 20/9/4 by our convention, and not 20/5/4.

• 20 storms attaining TS strength or higher, of which 11 peak at TS and do not become hurricanes (which they call "named tropical storms")
• 9 storms attaining Cat 1 strength or higher, of which 5 peak at Cat 1/2 and do not become major hurricanes (which they call "other hurricanes")
• 4 major hurricanes

20/5/4 would imply that 15 out of 20 named tropical cyclones do not become hurricanes, while 4 out of 5 hurricanes (Cat 1-5) become major hurricanes, which would be a very bizarre ratio.

Well, those numbers are what he has and I add to the list. There is still time for changes as the poll closes on May 31rst at midnight so if the member wants to change them, will do that.

[Woofde]

16-8-4, ACE: 140. Above average, but nothing crazy, that's my preliminary guess.

Still feeling pretty comfortable with these numbers, can make them final.

[cycloneye]

16-8-4, ACE: 140. Above average, but nothing crazy, that's my preliminary guess.

Still feeling pretty comfortable with these numbers, can make them final.

Done.

[cycloneye]

With only 9 days left for the poll to close and as of this post, there are 24 members that still have preliminary numbers on the list of participants, so come to change them to final before the poll closes on the 31rst at midnight EDT. If I find preliminary after the poll closes, will consider them as final.

And those members that have not posted numbers yet, come to be added. Let's see if it can reach 100.

[gib]

19/9/5. Final.

[cycloneye]

19/9/5. Final.

You are #70 on the list.

[johngaltfla]

Thanks for the clarification. You are #69 on the list of participants.

Hmm, I interpreted johngaltfla's original post as meaning 20/9/4 by our convention, and not 20/5/4.

• 20 storms attaining TS strength or higher, of which 11 peak at TS and do not become hurricanes (which they call "named tropical storms")
• 9 storms attaining Cat 1 strength or higher, of which 5 peak at Cat 1/2 and do not become major hurricanes (which they call "other hurricanes")
• 4 major hurricanes

20/5/4 would imply that 15 out of 20 named tropical cyclones do not become hurricanes, while 4 out of 5 hurricanes (Cat 1-5) become major hurricanes, which would be a very bizarre ratio.

Well, those numbers are what he has and I add to the list. There is still time for changes as the poll closes on May 31rst at midnight so if the member wants to change them, will do that.

20/9/4

It's been a tough month.

[cycloneye]

Hmm, I interpreted johngaltfla's original post as meaning 20/9/4 by our convention, and not 20/5/4.

• 20 storms attaining TS strength or higher, of which 11 peak at TS and do not become hurricanes (which they call "named tropical storms")
• 9 storms attaining Cat 1 strength or higher, of which 5 peak at Cat 1/2 and do not become major hurricanes (which they call "other hurricanes")
• 4 major hurricanes

20/5/4 would imply that 15 out of 20 named tropical cyclones do not become hurricanes, while 4 out of 5 hurricanes (Cat 1-5) become major hurricanes, which would be a very bizarre ratio.

Well, those numbers are what he has and I add to the list. There is still time for changes as the poll closes on May 31rst at midnight so if the member wants to change them, will do that.

20/9/4

It's been a tough month.

Done.

[gulf701]

17/8/4 Ace 141

[cycloneye]

17/8/4 Ace 141

You are #71 on the list of participants.