In total, 2025 had 32 named storms, 30 hurricanes, 27 major hurricanes, 21 extreme C6-10 Hurricanes, 18 Hypercanes, 15 super hypercanes, 15 C1 megacanes, 12 C2-3 Megacanes, 8 Infinite storms and 3 Armageddon Storms.
Armageddon storms have 2,000+ MPH winds. The season virtually wiped out of Existence the Atlantic Basin. It officially started on June 1st and ended on November 30th. However 2025's activity ran year round until March 2026 when the season destroyed the entire Atlantic basin along with several other basins. A total of 3.9 billion deaths (many humans escaped death by getting to super sturdy shelters) and 100 Quindecillion in damage was caused by this year's storms.
The Atlantic Basin would return as all the water fell back from the storms and explosion and recreated the Atlantic ocean in 30 years. Hurricane Seasons would resume in 2055.
Storm Names[]
ArleneBret(South Atlantic)CamilleDavidEmilyFionaGastonHarveyIrmaJoseKyleLauraMariaNateOmarPauletteQuadraticRinaSeanTammyVinceWhitneyAlphaBetaGammaDeltaEpsilonZetaEtaThetaIotaKappaLambda
New Scale[]
| Tropical Depression | <38 MPH |
| Tropical Storm | 39-73 MPH |
| Category 1 | 74-95 MPH |
| Category 2 | 96-110 MPH |
| Category 3 | 111-129 MPH |
| Category 4 | 130-156 MPH |
| Category 5 | 157-180 MPH |
| Category 6 | 180-200 MPH |
| Category 7 | 200-215 MPH |
| Category 8 | 215-250 MPH |
| Category 9 | 250-350 MPH |
| Category 10 | 351-500 MPH |
| Hypercane | 500-700 MPH |
| Super Hypercane | 600-800 MPH |
| C1 Megacane | 800-1100 MPH |
| C2 Megacane | 1101-1599 MPH |
| Category 3 Megacane | 1600-1800 MPH |
| Infinite Storm | 1801-2000 MPH |
| Armageddon Storm | 2000+ MPH |
Category 6:[]
Winds: 180-200 MPH
Very Catastrophic Damage Will Occur
A Category 6 Storm has winds of 180-200 MPH. These winds will destroy almost any structure near the coast. Trees will be uprooted and debarked. These storms will produce a massive storm surge upwards of 30 Ft tall that will flood everything to several miles inland.
Since Surviving an Extreme Hurricane near the coast is impossible, mass evacuations are the only choice for survival. These storms will have widths over 500 miles in some instances. This can result in intense rainfall over 60 inches and catastrophic Flash Flooding.
Category 7:[]
Winds: 200-215 MPH
Extremely Catastrophic damage will occur
Storms of Category 7 strength have winds between 200 and 215 MPH. These storms demolish any structures in their path except large well built office buildings. But even then, such buildings will suffer extreme damage. These storms will uproot trees and debark them. Powerlines will be sucked off of the ground and snapped. These storms will produce a storm surge in excess of 50 ft that will flood everything up to 25 miles away from the coast. Since Surviving an Extreme Category 7 Hurricane in any City is impossible, mass evacuations are the only choice for survival. These storms will have widths over 750 miles in some instances. This can result in intense rainfall over 75 inches and catastrophic Flash Flooding.
Category 8:[]
Winds: 215-250 MPH
Cataclysmic Damage will occur
Category 8 storms and above cause cataclysmic or more than cataclysmic damage. Category 8 Storms have winds between 215 and 250 MPH. These storms have a radius in some instances exceeding 1000 Miles across the storm. All structures in the storm’s path will be destroyed. All well built structures will be swept off of their foundations. Smaller buildings will be hurled into the air as Debris. These storms can cause a storm surge of upwards of 75 ft that will flood everything within 50 miles of the Coast.
Since surviving an Extreme Hurricane in any City is impossible, mass evacuation spanning thousands of people is needed for survival. These storms can cause massive rainfall totals. In fact, the strongest C8 caused 200 inches of Rain. These storms will produce major flash flooding.
Category 9:[]
Winds: 251-350 MPH
Very Cataclysmic Damage will occur
Category 9 storms have winds of between 251 and 350 MPH. These storms cause very cataclysmic damage to their landfall areas. These storms exceed 1000 miles across the storm. All structures in their path will be annihilated without a trace. Large Skyscrapers will not survive a Category 9 and will be ripped apart. These buildings will be torn to pieces and then hurled through the sky as debris. All other smaller buildings will be annihilated. They will be hurled through the air as fragmented pieces. These storms can cause humanitarian Catastrophes that could last years. A Category 9 hurricane will produce a storm surge in excess of 100 ft that will flood anything within 60-90 miles of the Coast.
Since surviving a hurricane of this strength is impossible regardless of location, mass evacuation of anyone within the storm’s projected path is necessary to ensure all people survive. These storms do produce massive amounts of rainfall. In fact, the strongest C9’s can produce 300+ inches of rain. This will cause cataclysmic flash floods.
Category 10:[]
Winds: 351-500 MPH
Extremely Cataclysmic damage will occur.
Uh-Oh. A Category 10 Hurricane is something that you don’t want to mess with. These storms can span over 1500 miles across the storm at peak strength. Category 10 Hurricanes have winds between 351 and 500 MPH. These storms can rip portions of the Earth’s crust out and suck anything up into their storm. These winds can form new fault lines in the Earth's crust. A Category 10 hurricane can also trigger Earthquakes up to Magnitude 4 when it makes landfall. All buildings will be hurled through the air as debris that are granulated. These storms will also produce a humanitarian crisis spanning the entire impacted area.
This will last years and will leave the people to be dependent on International Intervention. Some areas may even refuse to help after a storm of this magnitude. Californians will refuse to help reconstruct the Atlantic Coast and many others will do the same.
Since surviving a Category 10 is impossible regardless of location, mass evacuation spanning millions of people is needed to ensure survival. These storms will produce a 125 ft+ storm surge that will flood anything within 125 miles of the coast. In addition, these storms can cover entire countries depending on the country's size. A Category 10 will drop 400 inches or more of rain. This will cause unprecedented flash flooding spanning hundreds of miles.
Hypercane[]
Winds: 500-600 MPH
Apocalyptic Destruction will occur on a national Scale
A Hypercane is no fun for people in their path. However, they are fun for me to imagine. These storms can exceed over 2,500 miles wide at peak strength. Hypercanes have winds between 500 and 600 MPH. However, their peak winds are focused within a tight 75-mile radius around the storm’s center. These storms rip out entire portions of the Earth’s crust. Hypercanes can change the Landscape. Peaceful streams may become roaring Rivers. Lakes will be created and destroyed. All buildings will just be gone. No dust from any city in a Hypercanes path is even left. Hills may be created and demolished by the storm’s furious 500+ MPH winds. These storms will produce a 200 ft tall or greater storm surge that will flood everything within 200 miles of the Coast.
Hypercanes launch dust and debris into the atmosphere disrupting global weather patterns. In addition, these storms can destroy portions of the UV shield. Hypercanes can trigger earthquakes up to magnitude 6.5 in their eyewall as they make landfall. Surviving a Hypercane anywhere near its path is virtually impossible regardless of location. Mass evacuations spanning millions of people are required to ensure survival. A Hypercane can drip 500+ inches of rain causing cataclysmic flash flooding that can submerge entire States.
Super Hypercane[]
Winds: 600-800 MPH
Very Apocalyptic Destruction will occur on a National Scale
A Super Hypercane!!!! AHHHH! The people in the path of a Super Hypercane would be screaming AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!!!! They would panic as it approached landfall. A super Hypercane would cause a National EAS alert activation. The States in its path would collapse into Anarchy and the rest of the States would become independent. A Super Hypercane is not a good thing for people. These storms have winds between 600 and 800 MPH. Just like Hypercanes , Super Hypercanes can change the Landscape. Peaceful streams will become roaring Rivers. Lakes will be created and destroyed. All buildings will just be gone. No dust from any city in a Super Hypercanes path is even left. Hills may be created and demolished by the storm’s furious 500+ MPH winds. These storms will produce a 200 ft tall or greater storm surge that will flood everything within 200 miles of the Coast. These storms would cause Volcanic eruptions as they ripped out portions of the Earth, s crust. These eruptions would launch ash and lava 50+ miles into the sky. New Fault lines will b created.
Super Hypercanes launch dust and debris into the atmosphere disrupting global weather patterns. In addition, these storms can destroy much of the UV shield. Hypercanes can trigger earthquakes up to magnitude 8.6 in their eyewall as they make landfall. Sonic booms would also occur in the 735+ mph Super Hypercanes as their winds are supersonic.
Surviving a Super Hypercane anywhere near its path is virtually impossible regardless of location. Mass evacuations spanning tens of millions of people are required to ensure survival. A super Hypercane can drip 700+ inches of rain causing cataclysmic flash flooding that can submerge entire regions.
Category 1 Megacane[]
Winds: 800-1100 MPH
Extremely Apocalyptic Destruction will occur on a National Scale
A Category 1 Megacane is coming! The people near the path of this storm panic as they fear their doom. A Category 1 Megacane is not a good thing for people. Category 1 Megacanes can sometimes span the width of the United States. Category 1 Megacanes have winds between 800 and 1100 MPH. Such winds will tear entire Mountains apart. These supersonic winds would also cause perpetual sonic booms in a Category 1 Megacanes eyewall. Such winds would tear out 15-mile-wide portions of the Earth’s crust causing massive volcanic eruptions that could exceed VEI 7 on the VEI scale. Such eruptions would produce over 100 cubic kilometers of magma. These storms could also result in magnitude 10 earthquakes when they make landfall.
In addition, these storms will produce mega tsunamis and tsunamis like storm surges upwards of 600 ft tall that would flood hundreds of miles inland. The extreme winds associated with a Category 1 Megacane would tear the Earth’s crust and cause massive quakes upwards of Magnitude 10 on the Richter Scale. These storms would also destroy the UV shield resulting in severe cancer cases across the Planet.
Since surviving a Category 1 Megacane is impossible regardless of location, huge evacuations of hundreds of millions of people are required for survival. In addition, these storms would have perpetual sonic booms in their eyewall's due to the supersonic winds. Anyone near the Path of the storm will DIE if they don’t evacuate.
Category 2 Megacane[]
Winds: 1101-1599 MPH
Unbelievable destruction will occur on a National Scale.
A Category 2 Megacane is nearing Doomsday level destruction. These storms can span over 4,000 miles across the storm. Category 2 Megacanes will have sustained winds between 1101 and 1599 MPH. Such winds will tear apart portions of the Earth’s crust creating new Fault lines and Volcanoes. These winds will annihilate everything in their paths within a matter of seconds. These storms can sink entire countries beneath mega flooding and storm surges. Category 2 Megacanes produce storm surges over 1,000 ft tall that submerge everything within 750 miles from the Coast. Category 2 Megacanes would have perpetual sonic booms in their eyewalls as the storms have supersonic winds between 1101 and 1599 MPH. These storms would prompt mass evacuations of hundreds of millions of people out of the Storm’s path. Category 2 Megacanes have minimum central pressures between 100 and 225 millibars. These storms would cause magnitude 12 earthquakes where they made landfall. Such a storm will destroy the UV shield leading to an increase in cancer cases. Since Surviving a Category 2 Megacane is impossible regardless of location, huge evacuations spanning 200+ million people are required to survive. These storms would produce mega tsunamis over 1,000 ft tall that would sink in some cases entire countries beneath the waves. Anyone in the Path of a Category 2 Megacane would DIE if they did not evacuate.
Category 3 Megacane[]
Winds: 1600-1800 MPH
Apocalyptic Destruction will occur on a Continental Scale
A Category 3 Megacane is a bad day. These storms can span over 4,500 miles across the storm. Category 3 Megacanes will have sustained winds between 1600 and 1800 MPH. Such winds will tear entire countries apart causing massive super eruptions and mega quakes. These eruptions will eject over 3000 cubic kilometers of magma into the sky and will create massive Calderas. Category 3 Megacanes would definitely have perpetual sonic booms in their eyewalls due to the sustained winds being 2 X the speed of sound. These storms can annihilate entire continents. Category 3 Megacanes will produce mega tsunamis over 2,000 ft tall. These tsunamis would sink entire portions of a continent beneath the waves. A storm surge over 1,500 ft high is guaranteed to submerge everything within 1000 miles of the Coast. A Category 3 megacane would produce magnitude 13+ earthquakes in their eyewalls crumbling entire states by the force of the Earthquake. Evacuations of 1 billion or more people are required for survival. Category 3 Megacanes have minimum central pressures from 0 to 110 millibars/. Since surviving a Category 3 Megacane is impossible, unprecedented evacuations spanning 500+ million people are required for survival. These storms would produce M13+ earthquakes near the storm. In addition, the UV shield would be destroyed. People all over the Earth would panic if a Category 3 Megacane occurred. Anyone in the path of a Category 3 Megacane will definitely DIE if they don’t evacuate.
Infinite Storm[]
Winds: 1801-2000 MPH
Unprecedented Annihilation will occur on a Continental Scale
An Infinite Storm is the 2nd highest classification a Tropical Cyclone can achieve. Infinite storms can span over 5,000 miles across the Storm. Infinite storms will produce unprecedented annihilation. Infinite storms will have sustained winds between 1801 and 2000 MPH. These storms would have central pressures of -675 to 30 Millibars. Infinite storms would tear apart 150-mile-wide sections of the Earth’s crust. This would trigger VEI 9 eruptions of up to over 5,000 cubic kilometers of magma. Such storms would destabilize tectonic plates causing massive earthquakes between 10 and 14.5 in magnitude. If humanity wants any chance to survive, huge evacuations spanning billions of people are required to survive the storm.
In addition, Infinite storms would have perpetual sonic booms in their eyewalls due to the sustained winds being almost 3 X the speed of sound. Such storms would trigger magnitude 10+ earthquakes in their landfall areas. These storms would also cause panic all across the globe. People would begin to say that Armageddon is here. Such storms would generate mega tsunamis over 3,000 ft high that would submerge anything within 1,500 miles of the coast. An insanely high storm surge over 2000 ft high would annihilate and submerge anything within 1,275 miles of the coast. These storms would destroy the UV shield leading to an increase in cancer cases worldwide. Since surviving a Infinite storm is impossible regardless of location, massive evacuations spanning billions of people are required for survival.
Armageddon Storm[]
Winds: >2000 MPH
Unbelievable destruction will occur on a Global Scale
An Armageddon Storm is an End of the World storm. However, in this season these storms will only destroy the Atlantic Basin. Such storms would have winds in excess of 2,000 MPH. These storms would span the Atlantic Basin with the South Atlantic being included in the storm. Armageddon storms will have sustained winds in excess of 2,000 MPH. Such storms would produce massive Earthquakes over magnitude 12.0 near the landfall site. Armageddon storms can kill hundreds of millions during a direct landfall. Such storms will produce mega tsunamis over 3500 ft tall that submerge entire countries. Armageddon Storms would also pick up portions of the Earth’s crust and cause major volcanic apocalypses., Such storms would produce mega storm surges over 2,500 ft tall that would flood inland for nearly 1,500 miles from the Coast. In short, Armageddon storms would cause unbelievable destruction on a Global scale. Billions of people would be panicking, thinking this is the End. However, thus will be regulated to the North and South Atlantic Basins.
Storms Section I: Pre season January- March[]
Extreme Hurricane Arlene[]
| Category 9 tropical cyclone | |
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| Duration | January 1 2025 – January 16, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 510 km/h (315 mph) (1-min) 800 hPa (mbar) |
On December 29, 2024 the National Hurricane Center began to monitor a non tropical area of low pressure for possible tropical or subtropical cyclone development. The system formed the next day. It was given a 50/90 shot of developing in the next 2 and 7 days. On December 31, Arlene's precursor disturbance began to detach itself from frontal characteristics with 70 MPH winds. Finally on January 1st 2025 at 03:00 UTC Tropical Storm Arlene formed with 65 MPH winds. The system began to rapidly strengthen and reached C3 hurricane status on January 3rd with 125 MPH winds. The storm then hit Bermuda as a C4 with 145 MPH winds on January 5th at 07:45 UTC. On January 6th 2025 Arlene barreled towards NYC while Rapidly strengthening reaching Category 7 status. Then on January 9th 2025 Arlene hit NYC as a Category 8 Hurricane with 250 MPH winds. The storm basically obliterates the City. Arlene then looped over the NE for 48 hours and then moved into the Atlantic again. On January 12, 2025 Arlne rapidly regained an eye and regained C5 status. Then on January 14 Arlene reached its peak strength as a Category 9 Extreme Hurricane. On January 14 Arlene reached 300 MPH winds and a 810 mbar pressure. Then later on January 14, 2025 at 23:00 UTC Arlene reached its peak strength with 315 MPH winds and a 800 millibar pressure. It maintained peak strength while approaching Myrtle Beach South Carolina. On January 15 2025 at 07:00 UTC Arlene made a final cataclysmic landfall on Myrtle Beach SC with 315 MPH winds and a minimum pressure of 800 mbar. The storm then Rapidly weakened and Arlene dissipated by 18:00 UTC on January 16.|
Arlene was the most catastrophic system in recorded Atlantic History until Beryl and many other storms surpassed it. Arlene made a cataclysmic landfall on NYC at its initial C8 peak of 250 MPH/820 mbar. The storm demolished the city with it's EF5 winds and 75 foot storm surge. The storm killed people live on air when its winds ripped through the panicked population of the city. In the aftermath the panicked and inconsolable New Yorkers were devastated at the loss of one of America's Greatest Cities. $15 Trillion in damage and 19,872 deaths were caused by Arlene's landfall. In Myrtle Beach SC Arlene was more devastating. Its 315 MPH winds ripped all buildings to shreds. High rises were swept away with foundations suffering extreme damage. Arlene killed all of Myrtle Beach's population as they couldn't evacuate in time. Thus 400,000 additional people were killed by Arlene. The storm caused an immense 100 ft storm surge that induated everything within 50 miles. In total Arlene caused $20 Trillion in damage and killed 500,872 people. This was nothing compared to what's about to happen.
Hypercane Beryl[]
| Hyperclone | |
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| Duration | January 5, 2025 – January 16, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 890 km/h (550 mph) (1-min) 535 hPa (mbar) |
On January 3rd 2025 the National Hurricane Center began monitoring the Eastern South Atlantic for tropical or subtropical cyclone formation. A tropical wave emerged from the Coast of Africa and was given a 50% chance of development in 7 days as it moved westwards. The system began to develop gale force winds the next day and was designated Invest 90SL. On January 4th at 03:00 UTC recon was sent to investigate 90SL. The next STWO upgraded chances to 70% in 2 days and 90% in 7 days. Recon investigated the system and confirmed an elongated circulation with 40 MPH gale force winds. These winds weakened down to high end TD status. Then another STWO was issued at 17:45 UTC upgrading chances to 90/90 in 2 and 7 days. Another RECON was dispatched and at 04:00 UTC tropical Depression 1SL was designated with 38 MPH winds. The system was named at 05:15 UTC January 5th with 45 MPH winds as RECON confirmed gale force 45 MPH winds. The system was named Beryl. On January 7th Beryl reached C1 hurricane status with 85 MPH winds/83 MPH winds listed on advisory. Beryl meandered in hot SSTs over 120 F causing explosive development. The system reached C4 status on January 8th with 145 MPH winds. Beryl continued to quickly strengthen reaching Category 7 status with 215 MPH winds at 04:35 UTC on January 9th. At this time Hypercane Watches and Extreme Hurricane Warnings were being issued for the Coasts of Brazil and Argentina. Beryl reached C8 status at 05:00 UTC with 250 MPH winds on January 9th. Beryl reached Category 10 status with 350 MPH winds as it moved westwards at 18:00 UTC on January 10th. On January 11th Hypercane Warnings were issued for the Brazilian and Argentinian coasts of South America. On January 11th at 06:00 UTC Beryl's winds reached past 400 MPH. Then at 18:00 UTC on January 11th Beryl reached 500 MPH winds and became Earth's 1st ever Hypercane. An eyewall replacement Cycle weakened Beryl down to 495 MPH between 06:00 UTC and 12:00 UTC on January 12. Beryl regained Hypercane Status at 15:00 UTC on January 12. Beryl reached its 1st peak strength with 520 MPH winds and a 580 millibar pressure tat 21:00 UTC on January 12, 2025. The storm maintained 520 MPH winds for 24 hours before strengthening to peak strength of 550 MPH and 530 millibars. On January 14 at 08:00 UTC Beryl reached its peak strength with 550 MPH winds and a 535 millibar pressure. The storm maintained peak strength until Landfall. On January 15 at 11:45 UTC Beryl made landfall on Rio De Janeiro Brazil with 550 MPH winds. Then moving inland Beryl rapidly weakened into an Extratropical C1 storm on January 16 at 23:00 UTC. The storm then dissipated after bringing 5 inches of Rain to the Atacama Desert,
Beryl was the 1st ever Hypercane recorded on Earth. When Beryl reached Hypercane Status it prompted the largest mass evacuation in history. The system made landfall with 550 MPH winds. This tore apart any building in its path. The cyclone ripped mountains up and tore up large faults in the Earth's crust. These are still visible to this day. These faults are capable of producing M10 earthquakes due to the energy left by the Hypercane. The storm killed everyone in its path that did not evacuate. In total Beryl caused $4 Trillion in damage and killed 1.9 Million people.
Megacane Camille[]
| Megacane | |
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| Duration | Janrary 5, 2025 – February 27, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 940 mph (1510 km/h) (1-min) 355 mbar (hPa) |
Megacane Camille was the 1st megacane of this incredibly catastrophic season. On January 1st, 2025 the National Hurricane Center began to monitor the potential development of a Non Tropical Area of low pressure for possible tropical or subtropical cyclogenesis. This AOI was given a 30% chance of development within the next 5 days. On January 4th it began to rapidly organize from the boiling hot waters and was given a 90% development with the next 48 hours. By the night of January 5th, it becomes Tropical Depression Three and is expected to go through rapid intensification due to the hot waters. Then on January 6th in the morning, it gets declared a tropical storm and is given the name Camille with 65 MPH winds. On January 7th Camille is upgraded to a Category 2 hurricane while Explosive intensification is ongoing with 110 MPH winds. On January 9 Camille is upgraded into a Category 5 Major hurricane with 175 MPH winds. On January 10 Camille made landfall on New Orleans Louisiana as a C5 hurricane with 175 MPH winds. The system gradually weakened as it treecked Eastwards. Near Macon it had 75 MPH winds prompting Hurricane Warnings for middle Georgia. After moving through Vidalia on January 14 Camille degenerated into a remnant low. The system moved back into the Atlantic as NHC issued a STWO giving it a 70%/90% chance of redeveloping gradually over the next 2-7 days. On January 17 Camille regenerated into a Tropical Depression with 35 MPH winds. Camielle then Rapidly strengthened into a Hurricane on January 19 with 90 MPH winds. The storm moved into an area of 120 degree SSts and thus began to rapidly strengthen. It reached Category 7 Extreme Hurricane Status with 210 MPH winds on January 21, 2025. Then Camille made landfall on Boston as a Category 8 extreme hurricane with 245 MPH sustained winds on January 24, 2025. It then rapidly weakened and became Extratropical again on February 1, 2025. On February 5, 2025 Camille regenerated into a Tropical storm with 60 MPH winds. Camille then stalled in a hotspot off the coast of Europe becoming a Category 7 Extreme Hurricane with 215 MPH winds on February 8th. On February 11 Camille made a u turn towards the West and became a Category 10 Extreme Hurricane with 450 MPH winds. On February 13 Camille suddenly explosively strengthened into a Hypercane with 550 MPH winds. Camille became a super Hypercane the next day with 615 MPH winds. Then Camille hit the infamously warm GOM on February 17, 2025. Camille stalled over the Gulf of Mexico and strengthened into a Category 1 Megacane with 850 MPH winds on February 21. On February 24, 2025 Camille suprassed 900 MPH winds as it approached the coast of Texas. On February 25, 2025 Camille reached her final peak intensity as a Category 1 Megacane with 940 MPH winds and a pressure of 355 mbar. Camille maintained peak strength until 08:45 UTC on February 26 when she hit Galveston Texas at peak strength. Then Camille rapidly weakened and was declared a remnant low at 14:15 UTC on February 27.
Camille was the 1st Megacane of this season. She peaked with 940 MPH winds. Her first landfall on New Orleans as a Category 5 caused catastrophic damage. 175 MPH winds swept buildings away and tore apart the Levees. A storm surge 25 ft high came in flooding the entire City. Flooding was worse than Katrina in 2005. Camille knocked down trees and powerlines. An estimated 2,000,000 people were evacuated ahead of the storm but still $200 billion in damage and 3,982 deaths were caused by Camille's New Orleans Landfall. The storm did more damage as it tracked across the Southeastern States causing EF5 tornadoes that leveled Jackson MS and Macon-Gordon-Irwinton Ga. The storm killed an additional 9.999 people as it marched across the Southeast. Camille's Boston landfall was cataclysmic. 245 MPH winds ripped all buildings to shreds. A 55 foot tall storm surge flooded the city. Trees were snapped and uprooted. All well built structures were destroyed. In Galveston Megacane conditions submerged Texas. The storm's 940 MPH winds caused massive Earthquakes upwards of magnitude 10.0. Texas's entire population evacuated so no one died.
Infinite Storm David-Hone-Caldera[]
| Infinite Storm | |
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| Duration | January 5, 2025 – May 2, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 1880 mph (3030 km/h) (1-min) -415 mbar (hPa) |
David was the 1st Infinite storm of this cataclysmic season. On January 4th a tropical wave emerged from the Coast of Africa with already organized showers and thunderstorms and was given a virtual 90/100% chance of development at the 1st NHC STWO. The system organized into Tropical Depression 4L on January 5th 2025 with 37 MPH winds. Later due to moving over boiling hot SSTs over 125 degrees David began to explosively intenisfy. 4L becomes Tropical Storm David with 55 MPH winds late on January 5th. On January 6th David reaches Category 1 Hurricane Strength with 85 MPH winds. David's 1st target is the Caribbean Islands. Later at 18:00 UTC on January 6th, 2025 David explosively becomes a Category 5 Hurricane with 175 MPH winds. At 21:00 UTC on January 6th David reaches Category 6 status with 185 MPH winds. On January 8, 2025 David reaches an initial peak as a Category 7 hurricane with 215 MPH winds as it slams Barbados and Martinique. The system quickly weakens to a Category 5 due to land interaction but SSTs over 130 F in the Central Caribbean will foster explosive strengthening. On January 11, 2025 David reaches Category 9 Hurricane strength with 335 MPH winds which was its secondary peak strength. David rapidly weakened from January 12-14 to a Category 6 Hurricane as it slammed Nicaragua. The system then crossed into the East Pacific Basin. Overall Hostile conditions in said basin caused David to rapidly weaken as it moved Westwards. David became a remnant low on January 17 due to 80 knots of shear and large amounts of dry air. However the remnants of the storm moved into the Central Pacific and stalled in an extremely favorable environment. On January 23, 2025 at 18:00 UTC TD 1C was formed from the remnants of C9 David. The system rapidly strengthened due too being over 135 F waters and low wind shear gaining 65 MPH winds at 21:00 UTC. On January 23, 2025 at 21:00 UTC David regenerated into Tropical Storm Hone. Hone then took off in intensity. On January 25 at 06:50 UTC Hone had 185 MPH winds making it a Category 6 Extreme Hurricane. The system then made a U turn around 165 W and starting heading Eastwards. On January 26 at 04:45 UTC Hone reached Category 10 Status with 415 MPH winds and a minimum pressure of 615 millibars while nearing Hawaii. All people on Hawaii evacuated as Hone approached Oahu. On January 31, 2025 at 07:15 UTC Hone became a Hypercane with 500 MPH winds and a minimum pressure of 575 millibars which was its tertiary peak as it Hit Hawaii. On February 1st, 2025 Hone weakened below Hypercane Status due to a ERC. Hone regained Hypercane Status on February 3, 2025 while approaching 145 W. It reached a quandary peak strength of 575 MPH and 541 millibars as it exited the Central Pacific. Then it was sheared to pieces from February 7th-9th as it reentered the Atlantic Basin as a remnant Low. The remnants of Hone regenerated on February 17 back into TS David with 65 MPH winds. David then took off in intensity becoming a C7 Hurricane 2 days later with 210 MPH winds. It made a Catastrophic landfall on Tampa at this strength on February 22, 2025. On February 26, 2025 David reached C10 strength with 400 MPH winds and a 645 millibar pressure. The system continued to explosively strengthen and became the 1st Super Hypercane of the season on March 3, 2025 with 615 MPH winds. David made landfall on the Washington DC area with 630 MPH winds. Then it turned East towards Europe. Surprisingly David loses no Strength on its way to Europe and instead explodes into a Category 2 Megacane between March 6 and March 11 with 1200 MPH winds. The storm makes a apocalyptic landfall on France as a Category 2 megacane with 1275 MPH winds on March 17, 2025/ Then David weakened down to a C9 as it entered the Mediterranean. Medi Cyclone advisories were initiated on the system as C9 Medicane Caldera the 3rd named system of the 2024- 2025 season in the Mediterranean. It had 315 MPH winds at this point on March 21, 2025. On March 22, 2025 Caldera regained Category 10 Status with 415 MPH winds. It made landfall on Naples Italy at this strength on March 23, 2025. Caldera/David then made a U turn to the West and became a Hyper Medicane with 550 MPH winds as its peak in the Mediterranean basin. On March 24-25 Caldera Maintained its peak strength while moving West towards Morocco. On March 26, 2025 Caldera/David hit Morocco at its peak Mediterranean strength of 550 MPH/525 millibars. Then Caldera's name was dropped as it reentered the Atlantic. On March 27 David regained Super Hypercane status with 600 MPH winds. On April 1, 2025- April 15, 2025 David rapidly strengthened into the 1st Category 3 Megacane of the season reaching 1,675 MPH winds on April 16, 2025. The storm maintained this status for 2 days. Then on April 18, 2025 David was upgraded into a Infinite Storm, the 1st of the season. David reached peak strength with 1880 MPH winds and a pressure of -415 millibars on April 20, 2025. David maintained peak strength for the rest of April. On May 1st, 2025 David made landfall on South Carolina at peak strength. Then David rapidly weakened and dissipated on May 2, 2025 at 23:55 UTC.
David-Hone-Caldera was the most Catastrophic Hurricane yet recorded in Earth's history. When David hit Europe its 1275 MPH winds tore up the continent and sank vast land areas under hundreds of feet of water. The storm also caused magnitude 11.5 earthquakes that collapsed France, Spain and Britain into the ocean. Hundreds of millions of people evacuated but still David killed 75,000,000 in its European Landfall. David struck the Islands of Barbados and Martinique as a Category 7 extreme hurricane. Sustained winds of 210 MPH swept all buildings off the coast of Africa. This storm produced a 35 foot tall storm surge that submerged everything within 5 miles of the Coast. The 210 MPH winds knocked down trees and powerlines and swept away well constructed buildings. In Hawaii where David hit as a Hypercane damage was cataclysmic. All Hawaiians evacuated to California but the storm flooded Hawaii. The storm with 575 MPH sustained winds ripped all buildings to pisces. Hypercane conditions This caused a Fault line to form in the Volcanoes. Thus all Hawaiian Active volcanoes exploded. No people were killed in Hone's Hawaii islands. When David made its Central American landfall, its 335 MPH winds tore apart all structures. A storm surge over 75 ft tall caused massive flooding up to 100 miles inland. The storm also caused heavy rain on the Mountains that caused massive landslides. 1,507,831 people were killed in David's Mexican Landfall.
David's most catyclasmic landfall was reserved in South Carolina. This impact was a Infinite Storm. Infinite Storm conditions annihilated South Carolina. The people of South Carolina evacuated to the West Coast but faced severe people when they tried to get into California. However the Californians told the mean ones of their people to stand down and let the South Carolinians in. Their state is gone. The Californians willingly accepted the South Carolinians in to their state as they saw how innocent and pitiful they looked. Infinite Storm conditions cracked Georgia open. These winds had 1,880 MPH winds and submerged everything within 500 miles of the coast. 25 million people were killed by Infinite Storm David's South Carolina Landfall.
| Category 3 megacane | |
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| Duration | January 6, 2025 – April 3, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 2730 km/h (1700 mph) (1-min) -175 hPa (mbar) |
Category 3 Megacane Emily[]
Category 3 Megacane Emily developed slowly and was the 1st peak as a Category 3 Megacane of the season. On December 31, 2024 the National Hurricane Center began to monitor a tropical wave expected to emerge off of Africa for possible tropical or subtropical cyclone formation. The system came off of Africa on January 3rd and slowly began to organize. By 18:45 UTC on January 6, 2025 the wave was designated Hurricane Emily as it already had 75 MPH winds. On January 7, 2025 Emily reached Category 2 strength with 110 MPH winds. However a rapid increase in wind shear tore Emily apart as 100 knots of wind shear. On January 8th Emily was no more than a 45 MPH Tropical Storm. At 01:15 UTC On January 9, 2025 Emily's 1st life as a tropical cyclone was over as Emily degenerated into a remnant low. After tracking across the Atlantic for several days, Emily regenerated on January 18, 2025 into a Tropical Depression with 35 MPH winds. On January 19, 2025 Emily regained Tropical Storm Status and reached a secondary peak with 65 MPH winds before making Landfall on Puerto Rico. The system degenerated into a remnant low again the next day. On January 22, 2025 Emily regenearted and stalled over a pocket of 135 F water temps. Emily rapidly strengthened into a Category 6 Extreme Hurricane on January 24 with 195 MPH winds. On January 25, 2025 Emily became a Category 8 Hurricane with 215 MPH winds. On January 27 Emily became a Category 9 hurricane as it hit the city of Wilmington NC with 280 MPH winds and a pressure of 795 millibars. The system moved inland Rapidly weakening. However Emily still was a Tropical Depression when it reached the Great Lakes on February 3, 2025. On February 4th, 2025 Emily stalled over the hot Great Lakes. It rapidly regained tropical Storm Status that day with 70 MPH winds being recorded by 19:45 UTC. On February 5th Emily became the 1st hurricane ever recorded in the Great Lakes with 90 MPH winds. On February 6th Emily rapidly strengthened into a Category 5 Hurricane and peaked with 170 MPH winds as it hit Chicago. The storm rapidly weakened and degenerated into a remnant low on February 9th, 2025. On February 14 the remnants of Emily emerged back into the Atlantic. NHC gave Emily a 20% chance of redevelopment in 7 days. AS predicted redevelopment was slow and gradual. The system redeveloped into Category 1 Hurricane Emily on February 28, 2025 with 90 MPH winds. Quickly, Emily began to explosively intensify reaching 130 MPH winds by 12:00 UTC on March 1st, 2025. The system reached Category 7 status the next day with 205 MPH winds. On March 4th Emily became a Category 10 Hurricane with 375 MPH winds. On March 6th Emily stalled in the mid Atlantic and rapidly became a Hypercane with 550 MPH winds by the end of the day. Emily then reached Super Hypercane Status on March 9th, 2025 with 655 MPH winds and a pressure of 500 millibars. Emily stayed steady as a super Hypercane until March 17 when Emily suddenly intensified into a high end C1 megacane with 1050 MPH winds. On March 19, 2025 Emily reached C2 megacane status. Then On March 27, 2025 Emily reached its final Category 3 Megacane strength. On March 31, 2025 Emily reached its final peak as a Category 3 Megacane with 1700 MPH winds and a -175 mbar pressure. Emily then gradually weakened and became a remnant low on April 3, 2025.
Emily's impacts were not as severe as other systems. She peaked in intensity far from land although Emily';s 1700 MPH winds still caused 1,000 ft tall tsunamis that obliterated coastal cities. The storm also caused severe damage to the Great Lakes region. When Emily hit Chicago with 170 MPH winds many Chicagoans didn't know what a Hurricane was. The storm swept away all weak buildings and flooded everything up tp 5 miles inland in a 25 ft storm surge. The 170 MPH winds severely damaged well-built structures and snapped, uprooted trees and powerlines. In Wilmington NC Emily caused cataclysmic damage. 280 MPH winds lifted every building into the sky. The winds swept all buildings into the air and severely damaged foundations of well-built structures. A storm surge of 100 ft flooded anything within 50 miles of the Coast. In total Emly caused $500 Billion in damages and 19,989 deaths.
Armageddon Storm Fiona[]
| Armageddon storm | |
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| Duration | January 6, 2025 – August 15, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 2500 mph (4020 km/h) (1-min) -1200 mbar (hPa) |
Armageddon Storm Fiona was the 1st Armageddon Storm of this Catastrophic season. On January 5th 2023 a tropical wave emerged off the Coast of Africa. The National Hurricane Center gave this system a 100% chance of development at the 1st NHC outlook. The system rapidly organized and at 07:45 UTC on January 6th, 2025 It was designated TS Fiona with 70 MPH winds. At 18:00 UTC that day Fiona already had 145 MPH winds so it was upgraded into a Category 4 Hurricane with 150 MPH winds. Fiona then reached Category 5 Status on January 8th 2025 with 165 MPH winds. The system's 1st target was the State of Florida. On January 13 Fiona reached a initial peak of 265 MPH/830 millibars a Low end Category 9 hurricane before slamming Florida. The system then moved back into the Atlantic as a Category 9 and turned eastwards towards Bermuda. However on January 16, 2025 Fiona's winds exceeded 400 MPH making Fiona a Category 10 Hurricane. A high pressure area turned Fiona towards Georgia. Fiona became a Hypercane on January 18, 2025 with 575 MPH winds as it stalled over 125 degree SSTs. Then Fiona became a Super Hypercane with 650 MPH winds on January 25, 2025. Then it struck Georgia with 750 MPH winds on January 29, 2025. The system then moved inland and turned back towards the Atlantic. On February 3, 2025 the storm became a Category 1 Megacane with 900 MPH winds and a pressure of 395 millibars. On February 5th Fiona reached an secondary peak strength as a Category 1 Megacane with 1000 MPH winds and a pressure of 150 millibars as it made landfall on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Rapid weakening took place as Fiona moved inland and Fiona degenerated into a remnant low. Fiona then reemerged into the Atlantic Ocean and was given a 50% chance for redevelopment, The system's redevelopment was gradual and on February 12 Hurricane Fiona developed again. Fiona rapidly regained Major hurricane status on February 13, 2025 and peaked as a Category 5 hurricane with 165 MPH winds just before hitting Mexico on February 15, 2025. Then Fiona emerged into the Eastern Pacific as a Category 2 Hurricane. Rapid strengthening took place as Fiona moved across the Pacific. Fiona regained Category 7 status on February 21, 2025 with 215 MPH winds. Fiona did not stop there. Fiona reached Category 8 status the next day with 235 MPH winds. Then Fiona Exploded in intensity. On March 3, 2025 Fiona reached Hypercane status with 515 MPH winds. On March 4th Fiona made a turn towards Japan as a Hypercane. It crossed 140 W the next day giving Fiona to the CPHC's Area of responsibility. Fiona reached Super Hypercane status on March 6th with 600 MPH winds. On March 7th Fiona gained 700 MPH winds while moving over 145 W. The storm suddenly deepened into a Category 1 Megacane with 950 MPH winds between March 8th-12th while approaching 150 W. Fiona exploded into a Category 2 Megacane with 1275 MPH winds on March 15, 2025. It reached a peak strength in the Central Pacific with winds of 1,350 MPH and a pressure of -20 millibars near 165 W on March 19, 2025. Fiona maintained 1,350 MPH winds until it crossed the International Dateline on March 25, 2025 becoming a Category 2 Megatyphoon. JTWC and JMA now take over Advisories for the Storm. On March 26, 2025 JTWC estimated winds at 1,375 MPH inside of Fiona with a central pressure of -35 millibars. JMA gave the storm a rating of Megatyphoon with sustained 10 minute winds at 1,325 MPH. On March 29, 2025 Fiona's 1 minute winds surpassed 1400 MPH while its 10 minute winds rapidly strengthened to 1,375 MPH. On April 2nd Fiona's winds exceeded 1500 MPH with a central pressure of -75 millibars. Suddenly an strong increase in wind shear caused Fiona to weaken to a high end Category 1 Megacane with 1075 MPH winds on April 6th, 2025. On April 8th Fiona's winds exceeded 1,100 MPH thus Fiona was upgraded into a Category 2 Megacane again. On April 9th-18th Fiona's winds strengthened by 500 MPH and on April 17, 2025 Fiona gained Category 3 Megacane status with 1600 MPH winds. On April 19, 2025 Fiona reached 10 minute winds of 1590 MPH and 1 minute winds of 1635 MPH. On April 24, 2025 Fiona's 1 minute winds peaked at 1750 MPH and a pressure of -155 millibars. Suddenly wind shear in excess of 500 knots sheared Fiona down to 1,615 MP{H winds on April 29, 2025. On May 2nd, 2025 Fiona reached 1,650 MPH winds in both 10 minute and 1 minute sustained. On May 5th 2025 JMA scientists discovered something alarming. The eye of Fiona was starting to turn Olivine Green. Fiona was about to become an Infinite Storm. On May 7th JMA upgraded Fiona to an Infinite Typhoon with 1,815 MPH winds. JTWC upgraded Fiona to an Infinite Storm with 1,845 MPH winds on May 9, 2025. Fiona then made a rapid landfall on the Philippines with 1,850 MPH winds on May 10, 2025. The storm then made a rapid u-turn exiting the West Pacific on May 24, 2025 with 1,900 MPH winds. Humanity began to fear as Fiona was almost an Armageddon Storm. On May 25, 2025 Fiona's winds reached 1950 MPH and its pressure deepened to -515 millibars. However wind shear weakened Fiona back to Category 3 Megacane Status on May 29, 2025 with 1,775 MPH winds. On May 31, 2025 Fiona regained Infinite Storm status with 1,800 MPH winds. It approached the Californians, however they made it hit Nicaragua with 1850 MPH winds on June 3, 2025. The Western States were shielded by mega tsunami proof walls that could withstand any mega tsunami, mega earthquake absorbers that could absorb any Earthquake energy, volcano preventers, and Wind proof barriers that can withstand 9,000 MPH winds. On June 4th, 2025 Fiona regained 1,900 MPH winds. On June 6th, 2025 ARMAGEDDON hit. On June 6th at 19:45 UTC Fiona gained 2000 MPH winds thus becoming the 1st ever Armageddon Storm. People all across the world screamed in panic as Fiona reached 2015 MPH winds on June 7, 2025. On June 10, 2025 Fiona reached its first peak as an Armageddon Storm with 2,100 MPH winds and a pressure of -900 millibars as Fiona hit England. This strength was maintained for 48 hours as Fiona looped back towards the South. On June 17, 2025 Fiona dropped below Armageddon Storm status due to a major increase in wind shear. Fiona's winds bottomed out at 1875 MPH. Fiona maintained Infinite Storm winds for 5 days. On June 19, 2025 Fiona's winds strengthened again to over 1900 MPH. On June 20 Fiona peaked as an Infinite Storm with 1,975 MPH winds and a -775 millibar pressure. Finally on June 22, 2025 Fiona reached 2000 MPH winds thus restrengthening into an Armageddon Storm. On June 24, 2025 Fiona's winds reached 2,115 MPH and its pressure dropped to -915 millibars as it hit the West coast of Africa. On June 27, 2025 Fiona crossed the Equator and weakened to an Infinite Storm with 1,975 MPH winds. Fiona maintained Infinite Storm Status until July 3, 2025. It bottomed out at 1,875 MPH winds and maintained this strength for 4 days. Finally on July 1, 2025 Fiona regained 1900 MPH winds. Then suddenly on July 3, 2025 Fiona rapidly strengthened into an Armageddon Storm with 2000 MPH winds being recorded at 19:00 UTC on July 3, 2025. 2000 MPH winds were recorded until July 6, 2025 whenF Fiona deepened to 2,275 MPH winds and a pressure of -1085 millibars. Finally on July 17, 2025 Fiona reached its final peak strength with 2,500 MPH winds and a central pressure of -1200 millibars. On July 21, 2025 Fiona made landfall on Brazil's coast at this strength. It moved over South America and into the East Pacific as an Armageddon Storm with 2015 MPH winds on July 27, 2025. On July 31, 2025 Fiona regained 2,200 MPH winds. On August 1, 2025 Fiona rapidly regained its peak strength of 2,500 MPH and -1200 millibars. This was maintained for 13 days. Finally the Californians have had enough of Fiona. They fired their wind shear defenses at Fiona on August 13, 2025 causing explosive weakening to Hypercane Status. At 22:15 UTC on August 15, 2025 Fiona dissipated.
Impacts:[]
Fiona was the 1st Armageddon Storm of the Season. Its landfall in Brazil ripped out major portions of the Earth's crust. Major super-eruptions and Earthquakes up to 13.0 occurred. A mega-tsunami submerged everything within 750 miles of the coast. A storm surge up to 1,800 ft tall submerged everything within 600 miles of the coast. 2,500 MPH winds annihilated mountains and landforms completely altering the landscape. The storm also opened huge fractures in the Earth's crust causing massive fault lines to form. In Europe Armageddon Storm Fiona ripped all of Europe to shreds. Massive Earthquakes to 12.5 in magnitude occurred. 2,100 MPH winds annihilated all things in their path. Massive fault lines and new volcanoes formed. In total Fiona killed 900,000,000 people and caused $100 trillion in damages. The Armageddon Storm also caused major destruction in other areas causing in total $300 Trillion damages and 900,000,000 deaths.
Super Hypercane Gaston[]
| Super Hypercane | |
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| Duration | January 28, 2025 – March 3, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 750 mph (1205 km/h) (1-min) 415 mbar (hPa) |
On January 25, 2028 the National Hurricane Center began to monitor a non tropical low pressure system expected to develop. This system was given a 10/40 chance of development into a tropical cyclone or subtropical cyclone within 2 days and 7 days. The gradual development occurred and it was invested as Invest 96L in the Atlantic for 2025 with a 60/90 chance of development in 2-7 days on January 26, 2025. On January 28, 2025 the system had 45 MPH winds and detached from its fronts and had a warm core. Thus 96L was designated as Tropical Storm Gaston with 50 MPH winds as it intensified on January 28 at 17:45 UTC. Gaston became a Hurricane 2 days later with 110 MPH winds and a pressure of 965 millibars. Gaston began to rapidly strengthen and reached Category 5 status on February 2nd with 165 MPH winds. Gaston unexpectedly explosively strengthened on February 3rd while nearing Bermuda. It reached Category 6 Status at 01:00 UTC February 4th with 190 MPH winds, then Category 7 with 215 MPH winds at 18:00 UTC on February 4th. Gaston reached Category 9 status while 150 miles south of Bermuda at 05:15 AM UTC on February 6th with 315 MPH winds. At 15:55 UTC on February 8th Gaston reached Category 10 status while 50 miles south of Bermuda with 365 MPH winds. The system then made landfall on Bermuda as a Category 10 Hurricane with 395 MPH winds on February 9th. Gaston then turned towards the Northeast Coast as people in NYC panicked. They rushed to evacuate as Gaston became a Hypercane with 515 MPH winds. On February 11th Gaston suddenly exploded into a Super Hypercane. On February 12 Gaston's winds reached 650 MPH and its pressure deepened to 475 millibars. On February 14 Gaston caused the remaining New Yorkers and New Englanders to evacuate as winds exceed 665 MPH. On February 16, 2025 Gaston made Landfall on New York with 675 MPH winds and a pressure of 445 millibars. Afterwards the storm stalled over the Northeast for 120 Hours. The storm weakened to a Category 2 Hurricane before Emerging off the Atlantic Coast on February 21, 2023. Suddenly rapid intensification began and Gaston reached Category 9 Status again on February 25, 2025 with 300 MPH winds. On February 27, 2025 Gaston looped back Southwards and once again became a Hypercane with 515 M{PH winds. On February 28, 2025 Gaston regained Super Hypercane Status, On March 1, 2025 Gaston peaked in intensity with 750 MPH winds and a pressure of 415 millibars. The storm maintained this strength until 09:45 UTC March 2, 2025 when Gaston hit Portland Maine at peak strength. Gaston rapidly weakened and by 14:15 UTC on March 3, 2025 was declared a remnant low.
Impacts:[]
Gaston caused major impacts on Bermuda. Its landfall as a Category 10 ripped all buildings apart. The storm's rapid strengthening was so extreme that many survivors claimed they saw a huge wave of water. This was a Meteotsunami. The Meteo Tsunami was 190 Ft tall and submerged Bermuda. The strongest reliable wind was a 315 MPH sustained wind at the Bermuda Weather Service before it was destroyed. Gaston's NY landfall was cataclysmic. All buildings in the city were annihilated. Massive cracks were torn in the city and became new Fault lines. Tsunamis over 500 ft hit the city and devastated it and major earthquakes up to M8.6 were generated by the storm's Super Hypercane landfall. In Portland Maine conditions were worse than NYC. A storm surge of 600 ft was followed by a 750 ft tall tsunami that submerged Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire beneath the waves. A series of magnitude 9 earthquakes were caused by the storm. The storm ripped out 25 miles of the Earth's crust and annihilated every natural landform in its path. In total Gaston killed 190,752 people and caused $17 trillion in damages.
Category 2 Megacane Harvey[]
| Category 2 megacane | |
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| Duration | February 17, 2025 – April 19, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 2055 km/h (1280 mph) (1-min) -15 hPa (mbar) |
On February 12 a tropical wave moved off the coast of Africa. The National Hurricane Center began to monitor the wave for possible development into a tropical or subtropical Cyclone with a 30% chance being given the next day. On February 15, 2025 the wave was invested as Invest 98L with a 50/80 chance of developing in 2-7 days. Gale force winds were recorded later that day as 98L reached 50 MPH winds. On February 16 NHC upgraded chances of development to 90/100 in the next 2 and 7 days. On February 17, 2025 the wave developed into a Tropical Storm with 65 MPH winds.
Harvey peaked as a Category 2 Megacane with 1280 MPH winds and a pressure of -15 millibars. The storm maintained its strength for 1 month and then dissipated on April 19, 2025 due to strong wind shear. Killed 190,000 and caused $2 Trillion in damage. Made Megacane landfalls on Mexico. 1280 MPH winds caused 8.9 earthquakes, 500 ft tsunamis and 750 ft storm surges. Submerged North Mexico.
Storms Section 2: Pre Season: March-May[]
Category 10 Extreme Hurricane Irma[]
| Category 10 tropical cyclone | |
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| Duration | March 3, 2025 – March 29, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 740 km/h (460 mph) (1-min) 515 hPa (mbar) |
Peaked as a Category 10 Hurricane with 460 MPH winds. Formed on March 3, 2025 from a Invest numbered 99L. Developed and RI to Hurricane Status on March 7, 2025. RI to Category 5 status with 165 MPH winds on March 10. Reached Extreme C7 status with 215 MPH winds on March 12, 2025. On March 17, 2025 Category 9 status with 315 MPH winds. March 18, 2025 hit Louisiana as a C9 status with 320 MPH winds. March 22, 2025 Irma reached C10 status with 375 MPH winds. C10 peak on March 24, 2025 with 460 MPH winds and 515 millibar pressure. Made Landfall on Houston Texas with 460 MPh winds March 28. Dissipated on March 29. 460 MPH winds caused major earthquakes up to 7.9, tsunamis up to 200 ft and 150 ft storm surges. Killed 0 and caused $430 Billion in damages.
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| Duration | March 19, 2025 – March 31, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 345 km/h (215 mph) (1-min) 865 hPa (mbar) |
Category 7 Extreme Hurricane Jose[]
Category 7 Jose was a short lived but Powerful storm. It Developed on March 19. Strengthened into a TS on March 20. Named Jose. Jose RI to C2 status on March 22, 2025 with 110 MPH winds. Jose C7 status on March 28, 2025 with 205 MPH winds. Jose landfall on Puerto Rico with 205 MPH winds on March 30. Dissipated on March 31, 2025. Jose peaked with 215 MPH winds in post analysis. Landfall on Puerto Rico was a C7 with 210 MPH winds. Peak lasted from March 26 to 29, 2025. Landfall as C7 on March 30, 2025. Winds swept buildings away. Killed 19,900 people and caused $65 Billion in damages. Storm surge to 50 ft submerged 15 miles inland.
Armageddon Storm Kyle[]
| Armageddon storm | |
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| Duration | March 31, 2025 – March 26, 2026 |
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| Peak intensity | 9260 km/h (5755 mph) (1-min) -3650 hPa (mbar) |
Armageddon Storm Kyle was the 2nd Armageddon Storm of the Season. On March 31, 2025 NHC Initiated Advisories on C3 hurricane Kyle with 115 MPH winds. On April 7th Kyle became a Category 5 Hurricane with 165 MPH winds. On April 8th Category 6 Status was reached. Kyle made a landfall on Cuba on April 10 as a Category 7 with 210 MPH winds and its pressure of 865 millibars. Kyle degenerated into a Remnant low on April 13, 2025. Kyle regenerated with 160 MPH winds on April 17, 2025. Kyle reached Category 10 status as it hit Boston on May 12, 2025 with 465 mph winds. On May 14 Kyle reached Hypercane status. On May 17, 2025 Kyle reached an secondary peak as a Super Hypercane with 700 MPH winds. May 23, 2025 Kyle hits Newfoundland at 2nd peak. May 25, 2025 Kyle dissipates again. On June 7 Kyle regenerates. Regeneration as a C5 hurricane with 165 MPH winds, June 10 Kyle explodes into a Category 1 Megacane with 805 MPH winds as it enters the East Pacific. On June 14, 2025 Kyle approaches California. Californians shear Kyle to a remnant low from a C2 Megacane. Kyle degenerates into a remnant low on June 17, 2025. Kyle regenerates as a C3 near Washington State on June 18. Washington Landfall as a C5 on June 21, 2025 with 170 MPH winds. Kyle rapidly sheared by Californian Hurricane Defenses. Kyle a Remnant low again on June 24, 2025. Kyle crosses into the East pacific again and regenerate into a TD on July 2, 2025. TS status reached on July 3 and peaked with 50 MPH winds. Kyle sheared again and degenerates on July 4, 2025. Kyle regenerates as C1 on July 7, 2025. Kyle explodes back to C10 status. C10 on July 9, 2025 with 475 MPH winds. Hypercane Status reached as Kyle attempts a second trial for California. Peak winds: 515 MPH. Kyle hit with 600 knots of shear and degenerates before hitting L.A. Winds: 25 MPH. Kyle stops trying for California and moves back west. On July 15,2025 Kyle regenerates. Regenerates as a C4. Crosses into CPac on July 19, 2025. C9 strength reached near 145 W. Hits Hawaii as a Super Hypercane with 615 MPH winds on July 23, 2025. Aimlessly meanders in the Central Pacific for 1 month. Hits Alaska as a C2 Megacane with 1275 MPH winds on August 17, 2025. Moves back south and sheared down to a C1 Megacane near 175 W with 1050 MPH winds. Exits CPHC AOR on August 25, 2025. Enters WPAC on August 26, 2025 with 1100 MPH winds. Now a C2 Megatyphoon. Then explodes to C3 Megatyphoon status on August 30, 2025. Winds are now 1625 MPH. Alarms ring as Kyle becomes an Infinite Storm on September 7, 2025 with 1800 MPH winds. On September 19, 2025 Kyle reaches 2000 MPH winds. Kyle remains an Infinite storm until it hits Japan on September 17, 2025 with 1950 MPH winds. On September 19, 2025 Kyle explodes into the second Armageddon Storm of this season. On September 20 Kyle reaches 2,200 MPH winds. On September 21, 2025 Kyle's initial peak strength with winds of 2750 MPH and a pressure of -1300 millibars is reached. The storm maintains its initial peak until a Cataclysmic landfall on the Philippians at its initial peak on October 5, 2025. Then Kyle weakens explosively to a Infinite storm as it makes a u-turn towards the East on October 7, 2025. It maintains Infinite storm status with 1900 MPH winds until Californians shear Kyle down to Category 1 Megacane status on November 1st, 2025. Kyle struggles under the shear and eventually dissipates on November 10, 2025. Kyle regenerates into a TD on November 29, 2025 with 35 MPH winds. Kyle suddenly explodes on December 15th a Category 3 Megacane as it exits the East Pacific for the final time. It manages to make a C5 landfall oon California on December 9th angerning the Californians. But Kyle is swooped into the Atlantic on December 11, 2025 and is no longer a threat. Or is it? It regains C1 strength in the GOM on December 25, 2025. Then it explodes into a Hypercane while looping in the Gulf of Mexico. On January 1, 2026 Kyle reaches Category 1 Megacane status and makes landfall near Mobile Alabama. It maintains Tropical Characteristics as a Hypercane until reentering the Atlantic on January 16, 2026. Then Kyle explodes back into an Infinite Storm. It has 1850 MPH winds on January 27, 2026. On January 29 2026 Kyle regains Armageddon Storm status. This causes the mass panic of Humans on Earth. It suprasses 2000 MPH winds at 18:00 UTC on January 29, 2026. On January 31, 2026 Kyle breaks Fiona's record and reaches 3000 MPH winds and a -1500 millibar pressure. It reaches 4,000 MPH winds on February 7th, 2025. Soon on February 27, 2026 it suprasses 5000 MPH. On March 3, 2026 Kyle reaches its record peak strength which will be matched by other storms of 2025. The peak strength of Kyle is 5755 MPH and a -3650 Millibar pressure. Kyle devastated the Atlantic until the Atlantic Explodes on March 26, 2026. Kyle thus dissipates as no water exists in the Atlantic anymore. Kyle caused $6 sextillion in damages and 1 Billion deaths. Kyle will cause a pause in storm's strength that will last 2 months.
Storms part 3: Season begins... June-July[]
This will include the remaining storms that form in season
Category 8 Extreme Hurricane Laura[]
| Category 8 hurricane | |
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| Duration | June 1, 2025 – June 17, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 260 mph (415 km/h) (1-min) 820 mbar (hPa) |
Formed on June 1st, 2025. Tropical Depression 13L. 13L became TS on June 2nd with 45 MPH winds. Named Laura. Laura RI to Hurricane 0n June 4th. Made Landfall on Haiti on June 6. Landfall intensity: 100 MPH. RI to Major hurricane on June 8. Winds: 145 MPH. Hit Yucatan on June 9th as a C5 with 175 MPH winds. C5 Laura then explodes into a C7 on June 13 with 215 MPH winds. Peaked as a high end C8 with 260 MPH winds on June 15. Landfall on Brownsville TX at peak on June 16. Laura RW and degenerated into a Low on June 17, 2025.
Laura stats:[]
Peak winds: 260 MPH
Minimum pressure: 820 mbar
Deaths: 19,872
Damages: 90 Billion dollars
Category 9 Hurricane Maria and Hypercane Nate[]
| Category 9 tropical cyclone | |
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| Duration | June 1, 2025 – June 15, 2025 (Absorbed into Hypercane Nate) |
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| Peak intensity | 470 km/h (295 mph) (1-min) 773 hPa (mbar) |
Maria and Nate were part of a Fujiwhara interaction. The two storms spent their entire lives circling around each other. Maria formed on June 1, 2025. Maria began as TD 14L. 14L upgraded on June 2 to TS with 45 MPH winds. Named Maria. Maria RI to Hurricane on June 5 with 115 MPH winds. Maria landfall on Columbia South America as a C6 with 190 MPH winds on June 9. Maria then RI to C8 as it entered the southern Atlantic. On June 10 Maria hit peak as a C9 with 295 MPH winds. Maria hit Brazil on June 12 with 275 MPH winds. Maria then was sucked into Nate on June 15 after trying to get back into the Atlantic.
Maria stats:[]
Peak: 295 MPH/773 millibars
Duration: 15 days
Deaths: 5,928
Damage: $200 Billion
Damage stats[]
Nate's landfall on Brazil ripped all buildings to shreds. The storm caused $200 Billion in damage and killed 5,928 people. The winds sucked all buildings into the air. A 50 foot storm surge flooded everything within 30 miles of the Coast. The C6 landfall on Columbia ripped every man-made structure to pieces except well built structures.
Hypercane Nate[]
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| Duration | June 1, 2025 – July 1, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 955 km/h (595 mph) (1-min) 507 hPa (mbar) |
This storm was part of a fujiwhara interaction with C9 Hurricane Maria. Formed on June 2, 2025. Numbered 15L. Upgraded to TS Nate with 60 MPH winds on June 4, 2025. Nate RI to C1 Hurricane on June 5, 2025 with 85 MPH winds. Landfall on Martinique at C2 strength on June 7th. June 9, Nate Rapidly intensified to a Category 4 Hurricane as it hit Haiti. On June 10 Nate reached C7 status late that afternoon with 210 MPH winds. On June 11 Nate reached C10 status and turned southwards. On June 12 Nate reached 450 MPH winds and turned towards Brazil. June 13 Nate reached Hypercane Status with 500 MPH winds. On June 15 Nate ate Category 9 hurricane Maria and ended its fujiwhara interaction. On June 21, 2025 Nate reached its peak status of 595 MPH/507 millibar and maintained strength until June 24, 2025. The storm moved Northwards rapidly weakening. On July 1, 2025 Nate made landfall as a C1 on Lisbon Portugal with 90 MPH winds. The system dissipated late on July 1, 2025 at 23:55 UTC.
Stats:[]
Peak intensity: 595 MPH
Peak pressure: 507 millibars
Duration: 6/1/2025-7/1/2025
Deaths: 19,872
Damages: $185 Billion
Category 10 Extreme Hurricane Ophelia[]
| Category 10 hurricane | |
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| Duration | 6/2/2025 – 6/29/2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 465 mph (750 km/h) (1-min) 590 mbar (hPa) |
Ophelia was the 2nd Category 10 peak strength storm of the season. Peaked as a Category 10 with 465 MPH winds. Lasted 27 days. It had a peak wind of 465 MPH and a peak pressure of 590 millibars. The storm caused $100 Billion in damage and 9,872 deaths.
Ophelia developed on June 2, 2025 from a tropical wave that emerged off the Coast of Africa. The wave began to be tracked by NHC on May 28, 2025. Showers and thunderstorms began to form on May 29. NHC had chances of 20/50 at the 1st regular TWO on May 28. Chances rose to 30/70 the next day. The system was then designated Invest 94L on May 30 with a 50/80 chance of development. Showers and thunderstorms associated with 94L began to quickly organize. On May 31 NHC upgraded chances to 90/90 in the next 2 and 7 days. The system gained gale-force winds and became TS Ophelia on June 2. Ophelia moved westwards gradually strengthening. On June 4th Ophelia became a Hurricane. Ophelia maintained C1 status until June 9 and then rapidly intensified into a Category 5 hurricane by June 10. She peaked as a C10 with 465 MPH winds on June 13. Ophelia hit Western Africa at peak strength on June 20. She moved overland, weakening. Ophelia emerged back as a TD and briefly regained 65 MPH winds on June 26-27 and then became extratropical on June 27. Damage was tremendous. Ophelia's 465 MPH winds destroyed everything in their path. These winds also caused major earthquakes up to 7.8. A mega tsunami hit with heights up to 500 ft. In total Ophelia caused $2 Trillion in damage and 100,982 deaths.
Category 6 Extreme Hurricane Paulette[]
| Category 6 hurricane | |
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| Duration | 6/2/2025 – 6/10/2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 335 km/h (205 mph) (1-min) 868 hPa (mbar) |
The wave that produced Paulette was first mentioned by the National Hurricane Center on May 31 for the possible development of a Tropical cyclone. It was immediately given the Invest 91SL designation. The NHC had chances of 40/60 at the 1st regular TWO on this system. TWOs are below this. The NHC upgraded chances to 60/70 at the 2 PM Outlook on May 31, 2025. On June 1st showers and thunderstorms began to develop. These quickly organized and on June 2nd 91SL was designated TD 2SL. Tropical Depression 2SL gradually strengthened becoming TS Paulette with 45 MPH winds at 01:10 UTC on June 3. The system then encountered strong wind shear which weakened Paulette back to a Tropical Depression for several hours on June 3. On June 4th however Paulette turned South and quickly strengthened into a Hurricane by 05:00 UTC on June 5, 2025. At 08:40 UTC on June 6 Paulette rapidly reached Category 3 hurricane status with 125 MPH winds. Paulette intenisfied into a Category 4 Hurricane at 18:00 UTC on June 6th 2025 with 145 MPH winds. Then Paulette exploded into a Category 5 Hurricane with 170 MPH winds by 00:45 UTC on June 7th. At 18:00 UTC on June 8 Paulette rapidly strengthened into a Category 6 Hurricane with 185 MPH winds. Then at 2 AM UTC on June 9th Paulette reached peak strength with 205 MPH winds and a pressure of 868 millibars. Paulette made landfall on Quaternions Brazil at peak strength at 18:45 UTC on June 9. Then Paulette rapidly weakened and dissipated at 19:00 UTC on June 10. Damage totals were estimated at $650 Billion with 1980 deaths being attributed to Paulette.
TWOS[]
Tropical Weather Outlook
National Hurricane Center
Miami Florida
2:00 AM EDT May 31, 2025
For the Tropical South Atlantic between EQ and 40S
Disturbance I: Eastern South Atlantic (91SL)
A Tropical wave is emerging off the Coast of Africa. Environmental conditions are conducive for further development of this system and a Tropical depression is likely to form within the next several days while the system moves westwards at 15-20 MPH. Additional Strengthening to a major hurricane is expected after that time due to favorable conditions.
Formation Chance in 48 Hours... Medium 40%
Formation chance in 7 days... Medium 60%
Tropical Weather Outlook
National Hurricane Center
2 PM EDT May 31, 2025
For the Tropical South Atlantic between EQ and 40S
Disturbance I: Eastern Tropical Atlantic (91SL)
A Tropical Wave located off the West Coast of Africa is producing an large area of disorganized showers and thunderstorms. Environmental conditions are conducive for development and a tropical depression is likely to develop within the next few days as the system moves Westwards at 15 MPH. Additional strengthening, possibly to Major Hurricane Status is expected thereafter. Interests along the coast of Brazil should monitor the progress of this system.
Formation chance through 48 hours... Medium... 60%
Formation chance through 7 days... High... 70%
Tropical Weather Outlook
8 AM June 1, 2025
For the Tropical South Atlantic between EQ and 40S
National Hurricane Center Los Angeles California
Disturbance I: Central Tropical Atlantic(91SL)
Showers and thunderstorms associated with a tropical wave are becoming better organized. In addition satellite imagery shows a low pressure center trying to develop. If this organization trend continues advisories will be issued later this afternoon or tonight. Strengthening up to Category 5 status is expected. Environmental conditions are extremely favorable for development of this system and a Tropical depression is expected to form in a day or so.
Formation chance through 48 hours... High... 90%
Formation chance through 7 days... High... 100%
Graphical Tropical Weather Outlooks[]
Category 1 Megacane Quadratic[]
| Megacane | |
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| Duration | June 3, 2025 – July 15, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 1005 mph (1620 km/h) (1-min) 225 mbar (hPa) |
Quadratic formed on June 3, 2025 from a Tropical wave that had crossed from the Western Pacific into the Mediterranean sea, The NHC did not cover this area so a new hurricane center named the Mediterranean Hurricane Center established in 2023 took the job for monitoring this. On June 1, 2023 MHC outlooked a 40% chance of significant Medi Hurricane development in 7 days. The MHC upgraded their chances to 60% in 7 days and introduced a 40% 2 day area at the next MHC outlook and designated invest 90M. 90M quickly organized and gained 50 MPH winds on June 2nd causing MHC to raise chances to 80/100 at the 4th Outlook. On June 3, 2025 at 8 AM PDT the MHC officially designated Severe Tropical Medistorm Quadratic with 65 MPH winds. Quadratic exploded into a C4 Medi-Hurricane as its winds exceed 145 MPH on June 5, 2025 while making a V- shaped track. This would become a parabola-shape when Quadratic entered the Atlantic. Quadratic made landfall on Italy as a Category 7 Extreme Medicane on June 9 with 210 MPH winds. Quadratic then V-shaped towards Africa and made landfall on Africa as a 260 MPH high end Category 8 Medicane on June 11. On June 12 Quadratic's winds exceed 270 MPH making it a Category 9 Medicane On June 13 Quadratic hit Sicily with 290 MPH winds and a pressure of 783 millibars as a high-end Category 9 Medicane. Then Quadratic's winds surpassed 300 MPH and Quadratic became a Category 10 Medicane with 325 MPH winds on June 14. The MHC uses a different scale than NHC does. On June 21, 2025 Quadratic exploded into a Hyper Medicane with 495 MPH winds as it hit southern Spain. On June 23 Quadratic made a U-turn towards the East and hit Italy again as a Super Hyper Medicane with 595 MPH winds. Then Quadratic hit Greece as a Category 1 Mega-Medicane with 750 MPH winds on June 27, 2025. Quadratic then exited the Mediterranean Basin on June 29 into the Atlantic. It was reclassified as a Super Hypercane with 750 MPH winds. On July 1st Quadratic began to make U shaped loops as winds exceeded 800 MPH thus Quadratic was upgraded into a Category 1 Megacane. On July 5, 2025 Quadratic's winds increased to 900 MPH as it approached Myrtle Beach. It made a u shaped loop near Bermuda for 4 days then rapidly escalated. On July 10 Quadratic reached its peak intensity with 1005 MPH winds and a 225 millibar pressure. Quadratic hit Myrtle Beach at peak strength on July 12. It maintained megacane status until July 14. On July 15, 2025 Quadratic dissipated. Damage from Quadratic totaled $1 quadrillion and deaths totaled 1,900,000
Selected TWOS[]
Mediterranean Hurricane Center
Tropical Weather Outlook
For the Mediterranean Basin
Disturbance I: Central Mediterranean
A Tropical Wave has entered the Mediterranean Basin from the West Pacific. Environmental conditions could support development of this system and a Tropical Medi Depression could form in the next few days while the system meanders in the Central Mediterranean.
Formation chance through 48 hours... Low... Near 0%
Formation Chance through 7 days... Medium 40%
Tropical Weather Outlook
Mediterranean Hurricane Center
June 1, 2023 at 2 PM
For the Mediterranean Basin
Disturbance I: Central Mediterranean (90M)
A Tropical wave is producing showers and thunderstorms. These are beginning to show signs of organization. A Tropical Medi-Deoression is likely to form within the next few days while the system meanders over the Central and Eastern Mediterranean. All interests in the Mediterranean should monitor the progress of this system as hurricane force winds could impact land areas within 5-7 days.
Formation chance through 48 hours... Medium 40%
Formation Chance through 7 days... Medium 60%
Tropical Weather Outlook
MHC Naples Italy
June 2, 2023 at 8 AM
For the Mediterranean Basin
Disturbance I: Invest 90M (Central Mediterranean Sea)
Invest 90M has become substantially better organized over the past several hours. The showers and thunderstorms are still showing signs of organization. In addition a low-pressure area has formed in association with 90M. Environmental conditions support development of this system and a Medi-Depression or Medi-Tropical Storm is likely to form within the next day or so. Additional Strengthening to Extreme Medicane Status is expected thereafter. Interests in the Mediterranean should monitor this system. Medi Hurricane Watches will likely be required in some areas in a day or so.
Formation chance through 48 hours... High 70%
Formation chance through 7 days... High 70%
Selected Graphical TWOs[]
NATL portion of Quadratic's track
Major Hurricane Rina[]
| Category 5 tropical cyclone | |
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| Duration | July 5, 2025 – July 17, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 280 km/h (175 mph) (1-min) 902 hPa (mbar) |
Rina was the 1st Tropical Cyclone of the season not to go above Category 5 status. On July 1, 2025 a tropical disturbance formed in the Central Caribbean. NHC TWO's began to monitor it on July 2, 2023. The system began to organize and NHC chances increased from 0/20 to 20/40 in 2 outlooks. The system quickened is pace of organization. On July 3, 2023 Invest 99L was designated. 99L had a 70/90 chance of development at this time. On July 4 99L gained gale-force winds over 40 MPH and showers and thunderstorms became better organized. NHC upgraded 99L's chances to 90/100 in 2-7 days. Then on June 5th at 14;15 UTC NHC designated 99L as Tropical Storm Rina. Rina had winds of 55 MPH at birth. NHC then issued Hurricane Watches for the coast of Central America. Rina rapidly strengthened between June 8-10 reaching an initial peak strength of 155 MPH/921 mbar on June 10. The storm then weakened to a C2 hurricane due to a ERC. Rina developed into a C3 major hurricane and Hit Mexico's east coast as a C3 with 120 MPH winds on June 12. It crossed into the GOM on June 13 and rapidly regained strength. On June 14 Rina reached its peak strength as a Category 5 Hurricane with 175 MPH winds and a 902 mbar pressure. The system maintained peak strength until Landfall on Tallahassee Florida at peak strength on June 16 2025. Rina reached Macon as a C4 with 155 MPH winds later that night. Then Rapid weakening began and Rina became a remnant low on June 17 at 21:45 UTC, Damages totaled $50 Billion and deaths totaled 190,000.
Major Hurricane Sean[]
| Category 4 hurricane (SSHWS) | |
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| Duration | 6/6/2025 – 6/18/2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 155 mph (250 km/h) (1-min) 922 mbar (hPa) |
This storm was the second storm to not exceed Category 5 Status in this season. On June 4 a Tropical Invest formed in the Eastern Caribbean. This invest got designated Invest 100L as NHC added more invest numbers. On June 5th this invest began to quickly organize and NHC designated the system as TD 19L on June 6. Sean peaked as a Category 4 with 155 MPH winds and a 922 millibar pressure on June 14. Sean first became a Major Category 3 with 120 MPH winds on June 12. The system then made landfall on Savannah Georgia on June 16 at peak strength. Moved over Macon as a C4 with 135 MPH winds on June 17, then Dissipated on June 18, 2025 near Indiana. Damage totaled $17 Billion and deaths totaled 19,872.
| Category 7 hurricane | |
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| Duration | 6/17/2025 – 7/15/2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 225 mph (360 km/h) (1-min) 855 mbar (hPa) |
Category 7 Extreme Hurricane Tammy[]
Peaked with 225 MPH winds and a 865 millibar pressure. It was a Category 7 Hurricane. Made landfall on Chicago as a C3 with 125 MPH winds. Hit Mobile as a C6 with 195 MPH winds. Moved over Atlanta and Macon as a C7 with 210 MPH winds. Damage totaled $1.9 Trillion and deaths totaled 190,752
| Severe tropical storm (JMA) | |
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| Duration | 7/1/2025 – 7/6/2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 65 mph (100 km/h) (1-min) 987 mbar (hPa) |
Severe Tropical Storm Vince[]
1st Ever STS rated in the Atlantic. Peaked with 65 MPH winds and a 987 millibar pressure. Short-lived storm. This is the 1st ever Severe Tropical Storm rated on the SSHWS. The storm hit Savannah at Peak strength. Damage totaled $150 million and deaths total 15. Macon Georgia hit at peak with 65 MPH winds and a 987 mbar pressure.
Hypercane Whitney[]
| Hyperclone | |
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| Duration | 7/21/2025 (7/19/2025 in post analysis) – 8/19/2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 915 km/h (570 mph) (1-min) 505 hPa (mbar) |
A Tropical AOI formed on July 15 as a Tropical Wave emerged from the coast of Africa. On July 16 NHC began to monitor this AOI for development with a 20% chance designated for the Next 7 days. This system quickly began to organize.
The NHC issued a 30% chance of development. NHC issued A 10/50 chance at 8 PM EDT July 15 for this system. On July 16 NHC upped odds to 30/70 and designated Invest 101L. NHC then saw showers and thunderstorms quickly organize and winds increased to 65 MPH from 35 MPH on July 17. NHC held off on Advisories however. The system gained Hurricane-force winds on July 18 with a 90/100 being given. NHC then upgraded their chances to 100/100 late on July 18. Then at 2 PM on July 19 2025 Invest 101L became Hurricane Whitney with 95 MPH winds. Hurricane Whitney strengthened into a Category 5 Hurricane on July 22 with 175 MPH winds. Whitney hit Cuba as a Category 6 Hurricane with 200 MPH winds on July 25. On July 26, 2025 Whitney exploded into a Category 9 Hurricane with 275 MPH winds as it hit Florida. The system turned east into the GOM on July 26, 2025 and reached Category 10 status with 350 MPH winds as it hit Gulfport Mississippi on July 29, 2025. The system gradually weakened as it moved eastwards. Macon Georgia was hit by Whitney on August 2, 2025 with 265 MPH winds making Whitney a high end category 8 Hurricane. Whitney emerged into the Atlantic on August 4, 2025 as a Category 5 hurricane with 180 MPH winds. On August 6 Whitney began to explode in intensity. It regained Category 6 status late on August 6, 2025 with 195 MPH winds. On August 7 Whitney gained Category 7 status as it impacted Bermuda with 215 MPH winds. On August 9 Whitney reached Category 10 status while tracking NE at 15 MPH with 400 MPH winds. On August 12, 2025 Whitney reached Hypercane Status as it hit the Azores with 505 MPH winds. On August 14 Whitney reached its peak strength with 570 MPH winds and a pressure of 505 millibars as it approached Spain. On August 17, 2025 Hypercane Whitney hit Lisbon with 570 MPH winds and a pressure of 505 mbar. The system rapidly weakened and was absorbed into another tropical low on August 19, 2025.
Tropical Weather Outlooks[]
National Hurricane Center
Los Angeles California
5 AM PDT July 15, 2025
For the North Atlantic, Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico
Active Systems: NONE
Disturbance I: Coast of Africa
A Tropical Wave is forecasted to move off the West Coast of Africa later tonight. Environmental conditions appear conducive for gradual development thereafter while the system moves west at 15 MPH.
Formation chance through 48 hours... Low... Near 0%
Formation chance through 7 days... Low... 20%
National Hurricane Center
Los Angeles California
2 AM PDT July 17, 2025
Active Systems: NONE
Disturbance I: Central Tropical Atlantic (101L)
Showers and Thunderstorms associated with a Tropical wave are quickly organizing. In addition satellite estimates show winds quickly increasing to 65 MPH from 35 MPH. Environmental conditions appear conducive for additional rapid development of this system and a Tropical Storm or Hurricane is expected to form within the next few days while the system moves westwards at 10-15 MPH. Interests in the Cuba and Florida regions should monitor the progress of this system.
Formation chance through 48 hours... High... 90%
Formation chance through 7 days... High... Near 100%
Graphical TWOs[]
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Storms Part 4: Peak Season Part I[]
Infinite Storm Alpha[]
| Infinite Storm | |
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| Duration | July 22, 2025 – November 19, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 3215 km/h (1995 mph) (1-min) -430 hPa (mbar) |
On July 17, 2025 a Tropical Wave emerged from the coast of Africa. Environmental conditions favored development of this system as it tracked across the Atlantic. On July 20 NHC invested this system as Invest 103L. The system rapidly organized and on July 22 it was classified as Hurricane Alpha with 110 MPH winds. Alpha's 1st peak was 125 MPH which was reached on July 24 about 150 miles East of Barbados. However very strong wind shear of 80 knots tore Alpha apart and on July 26 Alpha degenerated into a remnant low. On August 1st 2025 Alpha regenerated into a Tropical Depression with 35 MPH winds. Alpha strengthened into a Tropical Storm with 50 MPH winds as it hit Barbados. The storm then rapidly became a Hurricane on August 3rd as it hit Puerto Rico with 80 MPH winds. It then exploded into a Category 3 Hurricane with 125 MPH winds while nearing the Bahamas. On August 4th, 2025 Alpha hit the Bahamas as a Category 4 Hurricane with 140 MPH winds. Then on August 6th Alpha reached Category 6 status with 195 MPH winds as it hit Miami Florida. On August 8 Alpha entered the Gulf of Mexico. Alpha reached Category 7 status with 210 MPH winds on August 9 as it neared Tampa. On August 10, 2025 Alpha made Landfall on Tampa as a Category 8 hurricane with 245 MPH winds. On August 12 Alpha reentered the Atlantic and exploded into a Category 10 Hurricane with 455 MPH winds as it hit Virginia News, Virgina. On August 14 Alpha moved inland. It rapidly weakened and on August 16, 2025 Alpha became a remnant low. The remnants moved back into the Atlantic on August 23 and began to reorganize. Alpha regenerated into a 45 MPH tropical storm on August 27, 2025 as it turned towards Europe. On August 30, 2025 Alpha regained Category 5 Hurricane status with 175 MPH winds. On September 3, 2025 Alpha became a Category 9 Hurricane with 335 MPH winds as it approached Europe. On September 4th Alpha hit London England's former location as a Category 10 Hurricane with 445 MPH winds. Alpha then exited the Atlantic on September 6, 2025 into the Mediterranean Basin. MHC initiated advisories on Hyper Medicane Alpha with 455 MPH winds on September 6, 2025. Mega Medicane Watches were issued for everyone in the Mediterranean Basin. On September 7th 2025, Alpha rapidly strengthened into a 550 MPH Super Hyper Medicane as it hit Greece near Crete. Then on September 10 Alpha became a Category 1 Mega Medicane with 700 MPH winds as it hit Naples Italy. On September 12, 2025 Alpha became a category 2 Mega Medicane with 900 MPH winds as it hit Morocco and exited MHC's AOR. Alpha was reclassified as a Category 1 Megacane with 1000 MPH winds on September 14, 2025. On September 17, 2025 A Eyewall replacement cycle weakened Alpha to Super Hypercane Status. Alpha maintained Super Hypercane status with 750 MPH winds for 5 days On September 22, Alpha exploded into a Category 2 Megacane with 1200 MPH winds. The system made several landfalls as a category 2 Megacane. On October 17, 2025 Alpha was upgraded into a Category 3 Megacane with 1600 MPH winds. This was its North Atlantic Peak Intensity. On October 20, 2025 Alpha made landfall or Nicaragua at its NATL peak strength at 1600 MPH and -100 millibars. On October 21, 2025 Alpha exited into the Eastern Pacific. On October 25, 2025 Alpha weakened to a Category 1 Megacane due to a ERC. Alpha quickly strengthened into a Category 2 Megacane with1 275 MPH winds as it hit Hawaii on November 1, 2025. On November 2, 2025 Alpha regained Category 3 Megacane status with 1675 MPH winds. On November 4th 2025, Alpha hit Hawaii again as a Category 3 Megacane with 1725 MPH winds and a -200 millibar pressure. On November 7, 2025 Alpha intensified into a Infinite Storm with 1800 MPH winds. It made a run towards California but my Californians turned it Southwards and it reached a peak strength of 1995 MPH and -430 millibars on November 9, 2025. It maintained its peak until November 11 when the Californians cooled the waters to 75 F and increased wind shear. This unfavorable combination made Alpha hit Mexico as a Category 6 Hurricane on November 12 with 190 MPH winds. The system never recovered in the Atlantic and degenerated into a remnant low on November 19, 2025. In total Alpha killed 900,000 people and caused $17 Trillion in damages.
Severe Tropical Storm Beta[]
| Severe tropical storm (JMA) | |
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| Duration | July 22, 2025 – July 27, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 120 km/h (75 mph) (1-min) 983 hPa (mbar) |
Beta was the 1st South Atlantic Severe Tropical Storm. It was a C1 Hurricane Strength storm, so why it was classified as a Severe Tropical Storm I don't know. On July 19, 2025 the NHC began to monitor an non tropical area of low pressure for potential tropical cyclogenesis in the Western South Atlantic. The low developed and began to produce showers and thunderstorms near its center on July 20, NHC designated invest 92SL on July 21 with a 70/90 chance of development in 2-7 days. On July 21 NHC upgraded the system to a 100% chance of formation in 2-7 days at the next update. On July 22 showers and thunderstorms had become organized enough to upgrade the system to TD 3SL. Tropical Depression 3SL then strengthened into Tropical Storm Beta at 18:00 UTC that day with 45 MPH winds. On July 24 Beta reached 60 MPH winds becoming a Severe Tropical Storm as it moved east across the Western South Atlantic. On July 25 Beta looped towards the west and reached 70 MPH winds. Later on July 25, 2025 Beta reached its peak strength as a Category 1 equivalent severe tropical storm with 75 MPH winds and a 983 millibar pressure. Beta maintained this strength until landfall near Rio De Janeiro at peak strength at 12:45 UTC on July 26, 2025. Beta rapidly weakened and degenerated into a remnant low at 03:15 UTC on JUly 27, 2025. In total Beta killed 75 people and caused $2 billion in damages.
Category 10 Hurricane Gamma[]
| Category 10 hurricane | |
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| Duration | July 22, 2025 – August 19, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 650 km/h (405 mph) (1-min) 570 hPa (mbar) |
Gamma was the 1st Category 10 Hurricane in the South Atlantic. On July 17, 2025 the National Hurricane Center in Los Angeles California began to monitor a tropical wave inland over Western Africa for tropical cyclogenesis once it entered the South Atlantic. The wave emerged off the coast of Africa on July 18, 2025 and NHC gave it a 10/60 chance of development. The system began producing showers and thunderstorms later on the 18th. The NHC designated Invest 93SL and it was given a 70/80% chance of formation on July 19. The system gained 35 MPH winds on July 20 and was upgraded to a 90/90 chance of development on July 21 2025. Finally on July 22, 2025 The system became Tropical Depression 4SL. 4SL meandered in the Eastern South Atlantic and Strengthened into Tropical Storm Gamma on July 24, 2025. Gamma stalled in the middle of the Eastern South Atlantic and became a Hurricane on July 25, 2025. Gamma continued to strengthen and became a major Hurricane on July 27, 2025. On July 28,2025 Gamma rapidly intensified into a Category 5 Hurricane as it continued to stall in the Eastern South Atlantic. On July 31, 2025 Gamma moved rapidly Southwestwards and strengthened into a Category 7 Hurricane as it hit Cape Town South Africa with 215 MPH winds on August 5th. On August 7th Gamma reemerged into the South Atlantic as a Category 1 Hurricane. It then began to track Northeastward. Gamma then exploded into a Category 8 Hurricane over a 24 hour period increasing from 90 MPH to 245 MPH making Gamma one of the fastest intensifying Tropical cyclones on record. Gamma then Rapidly strengthened into a Category 10 Hurricane on August 10-11. The storm reached an Initial peak of 350 MPH on August 13 before a ERC weakened it to 335 MPH. However Gamma regained its former intensity on August 15 and rapidly reached its peak intensity on August 17 with 405 MPH winds and a 570 millibar pressure,. On August 17, 2025 Gamma reached its peak intensity as a Category 10 Hurricane with 405 MPH and a pressure of 570 Millibars. On August 18, 2025 Gamma made its final Landfall on Argentina at its peak strength. Gamma then dissipated on August 19, 2025 inland over Argentina. In total Gamma killed 3,000,000 people and caused $340 Billion in damages.
Tropical Weather Outlooks[]
July 19 2025
National Hurricane Center Los Angeles California
7 Day Tropical Weather Outlook: Atlantic Basin
Active Systems: The National Hurricane Center is issuing advisories on Hurricane Whitney. Whitney has 100 MPH winds and is a category 2 Hurricane located 500 miles west of Cape Verde
Active Disturbances...
Disturbance I: Eastern South Atlantic (93SL)
A Tropical Wave is located in the Eastern South Atlantic. Environmental conditions appear conducive for development and a Tropical Depression is likely to form within a day or so while the system moves west across the Eastern South Atlantic. Models indicate a catastrophe could lie ahead because of this storm.
*Formation Chance in 48 Hours... HIGH 70%
*Formation Chance in 7 days... HIGH 80%
Disturbance 2: Western South Atlantic
A Non-tropical area of low pressure is expected to develop in a couple of days in the Western South Atlantic. Environmental conditions appear conducive for development of this system while it moves Eastwards. Then the system will turn back west and strengthen more. Interests in Brazil should monitor the progress of this system.
*Formation Chance Through 48 Hours... Low 0%
*Formation Chance through 7 days... HIGH 80%
July 21, 2025
National Hurricane Center Los Angeles California
7 Day Tropical Weather Outlook: Atlantic Basin
Active Systems:
The National Hurricane Center is issuing advisories on Hurricane Whitney. Whitney is a Category 4 Hurricane with max winds near 135 MPH. Additional strengthening of Whitney is expected as it nears Cuba
Armageddon Storm Delta[]
| Armageddon storm | |
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| Duration | July 24, 2025 – November 19, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 3520 km/h (2185 mph) (1-min) -185 hPa (mbar) |
Armageddon Storm Delta began on July 24, 2025 as a Hurricane, Delta's origins began on July 22 as a area of low pressure developed in the central Atlantic. The system rapidly was designated Invest 104L and had 50 MPH winds. On July 24 the invest had 90 MPH winds and was organized enough to be classified Hurricane Delta. On July 26, 2025 Delta strengthened into a Category 2 Hurricane with 110 MPH winds. However intensification was slowed by Delta's landfall on Florida. On July 29 Delta intensified into a Category 4 Hurricane with 150 MPH winds. Delta then strengthened into a Category 5 on August 2, 2025 as it slammed New York City. On August 4 Delta degenerated into a remnant low but its remnants entered the great Lakes. On August 6, 2025 Delta regenerated into the 2nd tropical depression ever recorded in the Great Lakes. Tropical Depression GL2 then strengthened into Tropical Storm Delta. Delta then stalled in Lake Michigan and Rapidly strengthened to a Category 6 Hurricane as it headed towards Chicago. On August 8 Delta hit Chicago as a Category 8 Hurricane with 225 MPH winds. Delta then degenerated into a remnant low and remained as such for 20 days until on August 20 when Delta's remnants entered the Indian Ocean. The system then regenerated into a Cyclonic Storm and was named Delta again by the IMD in coordination with the National hurricane Center. Cyclonic Storm Delta then exploded and IMD watched in horror as the storm became a Super Cyclonic Storm within 12 hours. The storm then became an Extreme Cyclonic Storm and winds exceeded 300 MPH as Delta hit India on September 1, 2025. Delta degenerated into a Remnant Low on September 3 and remained so until September 27 when Delta reemerged into the Atlantic Ocean. Delta reorganized and Exploded immediately becoming a Hypercane by September 30 with 500 MPH winds. Delta made Landfall on Cuba at this strength. Suddenly Delta's winds escalated to 700 MPH and on October 2, 2025 Delta was upgraded to a Super Hypercane. On October 4 Delta hit the Yucatan Peninsula as a Super Hypercane with 780 MPH winds. Then on October 5, 2025 Delta intensified into a Category 1 Megacane with 800 MPH winds as it headed towards Texas. On October 8, 2025 Delta hit New Orleans as a Category 1 Megacane with 1000 MPH wind. On October 10, 2025 Delta turned around and intensified into a Category 2 Megacane as it hit Alabama with 1275 MPH winds. Delta then weakened back to a Category 1 Megacane as it exited back into the Atlantic between October 11 through October 14th 2025. The system then rapidly strengthened into a Category 3 Megacane as it turned Southeastwards. On October 20, 2025 Delta reached 1650 MPH winds warranting an Upgrade to Category 3 Megacane Status. Then Humanity began to worry. The eye of Delta became Olivine Green and on October 30, 2025 Delta was upgraded into an Infinite Storm with 1900 MPH winds. Delta then hit the Western Africa Coast at this strength on November 2, 2025. Humanity began to fear its destruction as we all panicked. Delta's winds reached 2000 MPH on November 7, 2025 thus warranting an Upgrade to an Armageddon Storm. Humans were in desperate terror and on November 14,2025 Delta reached its peak strength with 2185 MPH winds and a pressure of -185 mbar. Californians and other Americans have Hurricane destroying weapons and within 5 days Delta was destroyed by the Americans. In total Delta killed 12,000,000 people and caused $1 quadrillion in damages.
Snowcane Epsilon[]
| Snowcane | |
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| Duration | 7/24/2025 – 8/4/2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 315 km/h (195 mph) (1-min) 907 hPa (mbar) |
Snowcane Epsilon started when a nor'easter formed near Florida on July 22. The NHC immediately began monitoring this system for potential tropical development. The system gained gale-force winds and a closed circulation on July 24 and had snow in its center but NHC designated it a tropical snowstorm with 45 MPH winds and named it Epilsion. Epsilon became a severe tropical snowstorm on July 25 with 70 MPH winds. Then Epsilon hit the Bahamas with 70 MPH winds and 10 inches of snow. This caused Blizzard conditions with around 20 inches of snow falling. On July 26, 2025 Epsilon became a Snowcane with 80 MPH winds. The Snowcane rapidly intensified into a Category 3 Snowcane on July 27, 2025. Snowcane Epsilon hit Georgia's coast with 125 MPH winds on July 28 spreading Blizzard conditions across the entire state. On July 29, 2025 Epsilon exploded into a Category 5 Snowcane with 175 MPH winds as it moved towards Portland Maine, Hurricane Warnings were in effect across most of the East Coast. The storm accelerated towards the East Coast of Maine. Snowcane warnings were in effect and on August 2,2025 Epsilon reached its peak as a Category 6 Snowcane with 195 MPH winds. On August 3,2025 Epsilon made Landfall on Maine at Peak Strength. Epsilon dissipated the next day. In total Epsilon killed 5 people and caused $180 Billion in damages
Firecane Zeta[]
| Firecane | |
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| Duration | July 24, 2025 – August 7, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 370 km/h (230 mph) (1-min) 876 hPa (mbar) |
This was another Exotic Storm. Zeta was the 1st Firecane of the season. A Firecane is a Hurricane basically, but it just produces Fire Rain. Zeta developed as a Tropical Depression on July 24, 2025. Zeta's precursor disturbance formed on July 19 as a Tropical Wave emerged off of Africa. On July 24, 2025 NHC designated the Wave TD 28L. The Depression made landfall on a erupting volcano that turned its rain to fire. On July 26, 2025 the depression was upgraded into Firestorm Zeta. Zeta quickly strengthened into a Category 1 Firecane with 80 MPH winds and 10 inches of Fire Rain as it hit Savannah Georgia. Firevane Zeta destroyed Georgia with massive wildfires spawned by the storm killing many Georgians. The storm Rapidly strengthened and on July 29, 2025 Zeta became a Category 4 Firecane as it hit Washington DC with 150 MPH winds. Zeta then reached Category 5 Firecane Status as it made Washington DC uninhabitable. Washington DC was deserted for months before so no Americans died. Zeta then Exploded into a Category 6 Firecane with 190 MPH winds on August 1 as it moved Southwest at 10 MPH. Zeta reached Category 7 Firecane Status with 210 MPH winds as it hit Myrtle Beach with 30 inches of Fire Rain setting the city on Fire. On August 5th Zeta reached its peak strength as a Category 8 Firecane with 230 MPH winds. Zeta made landfall late on August 5 near Jacksonville Florida at peak strength. Zeta then rapidly weakened and dissipated on August 7, 2025. In all Zeta killed 8,900,000 people and caused $150 trillion in damages.
Hypercane Eta[]
| Hyperclone | |
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| Duration | 7/24/2025 – 8/21/2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 835 km/h (520 mph) (1-min) 485 hPa (mbar) |
Hypercane Eta was the 2nd Hypercane in the South Atlantic's devastating Hurricane Season of 2025. The system developed from a tropical wave that emerged off the west Coast of Africa on July 21. The National Hurricane Center in Los Angeles immediately began to monitor the system for signs of tropical or subtropical development. On July 22, 2024 the NHC designated invest 107L as the system began to produce showers and thunderstorms. The wave continued to organize and on July 23, 2024 NHC had a 90/90 chance of development. On July 24, 2025 NHC designated the disturbance as hurricane Eta with 80 mph winds. Eta gradually strengthened and reached 100 MPH winds on July 26, 2025. However a Eyewall replacement cycle weakened Eta to 90 MPH for 2 days. Eta recovered and made a rapid landfall on South Africa as a Category 5 Hurricane with 175 MPH winds. The storm then weakened and degenerated into a remnant low over land on August 4, 2025. On August 6, 2025 Eta reemerged into the South Atlantic where hot waters and low wind shear contributed to explosive redevelopment. On August 7 Eta regenerated into a Hurricane with 140 MPH winds. Eta exploded into a Category 10 hurricane as it sat over 138 degree water temps on August 8. On August 9,2025 Eta's winds suppressed 450 MPH as it continued to rapidly strengthen. On August 10, 2025 Eta reached an Initial peak strength with 485 MPH winds and a pressure of 500 millibars. However a ERC weakened Eta over the next 2 days tp 445 MPH. On August 14, 2025 Eta rapidly strengthened again to 485 MPH winds. On August 16, 2025 Eta reached Hypercane Status and its peak strength with 520 MPH winds and a pressure of 485 millibars. Eta maintained its peak of 520 MPH/485 millibars for an astounding 48 hours. On August 19,2025 Eta made landfall on Argentina City Argentina as a weaker Hypercane with 500 MPH winds. Eta then rapidly weakened and dissipated inland later on August 21. In total Eta killed 3,000,000 people and caused $40 trillion in damages.
Category 6 Subtropical Hurricane Theta[]
| Category 5 equivalent storm | |
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| Duration | 7/26/2025 – 8/3/2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 335 km/h (205 mph) (1-min) 857 hPa (mbar) |
**Note... Infobox says Cat 5, but it is actually a Cat 6**
This was another exotic type of system never seen before. Theta was a category 6 subtropical Hurricane. It was a SUBTROPICAL extreme hurricane!!!! Yes, you heard me correctly a Category 6 Subtropical Hurricane.
Theta developed from a extratropical cyclone in the Northern Atlantic south of Greenland on July 26. However the origins of the cyclone were from a non-tropical area of low pressure that NHC had began monitoring for development on July 22. The disturbance had a near 0% chance of development at first due to how far North it was. However NHC was mistaken as chances of development into a subtropical or tropical cyclone rose quickly. The chance was at 60% on July 24 in the next 7 days. NHC then designated Invest 108L on July 25 as the system with C1 force winds began developing subtropical characteristics. NHC issued a 100% chance of development at 8 PM PDT that evening. Then on July 26 NHC initiated advisories on Subtropical Hurricane Theta with 100 MPH winds and a pressure of 954 millibars due to it not being fully tropical. Theta rapidly strengthened into a Category 4 Subtropical Hurricane on July 28 as it hit Greenland with 150 MPH winds and a 908 millibar pressure. Theta was expected to turn tropical, but it did not. Theta weakened over land before crossing back into the Atlantic. On August 1, 2025 Theta explosively intensified into a Category 6 subtropical Hurricane. Later on August 1, 2025 Theta reached its peak strength as a Category 6 subtropical Hurricane with 205 MPH winds and a minimum pressure of 857 millibars before hitting Grindavik Iceland at peak strength early on August 2, 2025. Theta then reverted into an extratropical cyclone on August 3, 2025. In total Theta killed 150,000 people and caused $199 Billion in damages.
Superstorm Iota[]
| Superstorm | |
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| Duration | 7/29/2025 – 1/19/2026 |
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| Peak intensity | 7225 km/h (4490 mph) (1-min) -1000 hPa (mbar) |
Superstorm Iota developed on July 29 from a very well defined tropical wave that emerged off the coast of Africa on July 25 of 2025. Immediately after exiting the coast of Africa NHC designated an area to watch with a 50% chance of cyclone formation in 7 days. Quickly afterwards the area of interest began developing showers and thunderstorms and NHC designated Invest 109L on the next day. After Invest 109L the invest numbers will start over at 90L. NHC had to upgrade the system to a 50/80 chance of formation in 2 and 7 days on July 27 as showers and thunderstorms began to organize. The winds also were at 35 MPH and after 2 days of gradual organization NHC designated Tropical Depression 30 on July 29, 2025. Tropical Depression 30 took some time to strengthen and on August 2, 2025 it finally became Tropical Storm Iota with 50 MPH winds. Iota gradually strengthened as it moved westwards across the Tropical Atlantic. On August 5, 2024 Iota became a Category 2 Hurricane with 100 MPH winds. Iota then made its first landfall on Jamaica at Category 2 Status with 110 MPH winds. After crossing Jamaica Iota entered the Gulf of Mexico and rapidly strengthened. Iota reached Category 6 Status as it neared the coast of Alabama on August 9, 2025 with 200 MPH winds. On August 10, 2025 Iota made its second landfall at its initial peak strength as a Category 7 Hurricane with 215 MPH winds near Mobile Alabama. Rapid weakening then ensued and Iota weakened to a Category 2 Hurricane over Macon Georgia. Then on August 12th 2025 Iota dissipated into a remnant low. However NHC began tracking the remnants of Iota for development in the next 7 days. NHC gave it a 30% chance of redeveloping at their initial outlook. The remnants of Iota emerged into the Atlantic on August 17, 2025. NHC invested the remnants of Iota as Invest 90L and gave the system a 70% chance of redeveloping in the next 7 days on August 19, 2025. The system began redeveloping showers and thunderstorms as NHC gave it a 70% chance of redeveloping in 48 hours and a 90% chance of redeveloping in the next 7 days on August 21, 2025. Finally on August 22, 2025 the remnants of Iota redeveloped into Tropical Storm Iota with 60 MPH winds. As Iota moved north it exploded in intensity due to SST's being over 130 Degrees Fahrenheit. Iota exploded into a Category 10 Hurricane with 460 MPH winds between August 23 and 24 becoming the fastest intensifying tropical cyclone in recorded history intensifying 400 MPH in 48 hours. Then on August 25, 2024 Iota became a Hypercane with 515 MPH winds as it made its third landfall on Atlantic City New Jersey. Then Iota moved eastwards across the Atlantic and intensified into a Category 1 Megacane with 800 MPH winds on September 1st as it slammed into Iceland near Reykjavik. Iota then circled southwestwards and weakened rapidly. On September 2, 2025 Iota degenerated into a Remnant Low again. NHC mentioned Iota's remnants again on September 4th as model systems across the world crashed due to the amount of Tropical Cyclones developing in the Atlantic. NHC had trouble mentioning areas of interest without weather models and on September 5th gave each system an name without knowing which storms had developed. Iota thus redeveloped on September 5th and gained 70 MPH winds. On September 6, 2025 NHC regained control of its weather models and models showed that all systems had indeed developed on September 5th. On September 7th Iota intensified by 200 MPH in 1 day becoming a Category 9 Hurricane with 270 MPH winds.
The system then hit the Yucatan Peninsula on September 10th with 295 MPH winds. After crossing over Mexico Iota entered the Eastern Pacific where mass terror would be wreaked. It headed northwards towards California and intensified into a Category 10 Hurricane. Californians panicked and tried to destroy Iota. However Iota made landfall on September 15th 2025 near Los Angeles as a Category 10 Hurricane with 400 MPH winds. The state of California suffered extensive damage from Iota. On September 17th 2025 Iota reentered the Eastern Pacific and moved westwards. The storm initially had 45 MPH winds after its Californian landfall. However in 2 days between September 21 and 22 Iota intensified 1000 MPH becoming a Category 1 Megacane with 1045 MPH winds and also becoming the fastest intensifying tropical cyclone in recorded history. On September 24, 2025 Iota intensified into a Category 2 Megacane with 1150 MPH winds as it headed towards China. On October 7, 2025 Iota hit Hong Kong with 1300 MPH winds completely annihilating the area. On October 9th Iota degenerated into a remnant low over China.
Iota's remnants continued westwards into the now Mediterranean Ocean after having expanded over 2000 miles from prior storms. On October 21, 2025 the MHC mentioned the remnants of Iota for possible redevelopment in the new Mediterranean Ocean . MHC gave the remnants a 40% chance in the next 7 days. On October 23, 2025 the remnants of Iota entered the Mediterranean Ocean. Suddenly on October 25 MHC designated Invest 100M becoming the 10th storm to exist in the Mediterranean this season. MHC gave it a 50/80 chance of redevelopment on October 26 2025. The remnants of Megatyphoon Iota began to quickly organize in the Mediterranean Ocean and on October 28, 2025, MHC gave it a 100/100 chance of redevelopment. Late on October 28, 2025 the remnants of Iota redeveloped into Tropical Medistorm Iota with 45 MPH winds. On October 29, 2025 MHC declared Iota a Severe Medistorm with 70 MPH winds. Iota then began to quickly intensify becoming a Category 7 Extreme Medicane with 205 MPH winds in a 24 hour period from October 29-October 30. On October 31, 2025 Iota exploded into a Super Hyper Medicane with 575 MPH winds as it hit the remnants of Morocco Spain.
Iota then exited the Mediterranean Ocean into the Atlantic Ocean. On November 1st 2025 Iota was officially reclassified as a Super Hypercane with 650 MPH winds. Then over a 4 day period Iota intensified into a Category 3 Megacane with 1600 MPH winds. Iota maintained Category 3 Megacane Status until the Californians, fed up with Iota for impacting their state and people sheared Iota down to a Category 3 Hurricane with 115 MPH winds between November 9th and 14th of 2025. Iota hit the West Coast of Africa as a Category 4 Hurricane with 135 MPH winds on November 12, 2025. Iota then exited the North Atlantic and crossed the equator into the South Atlantic. Iota rapidly exploded in intensity and strengthened 500 MPH in 1 day to become a Super Hypercane with 650 MPH winds on November 13, 2025. On November 15, 2025 Iota continued moving Southwards and strengthened 600 MPH in 1 day again to become a Category 2 Megacane.
Megacane Iota then strengthened into a Category 3 Megacane on November 17, 2025 and reached 1650 MPH winds. Suddenly a change began to occur in the eye as the eye was starting to become Olivine Green, Iota's winds approached Infinite Storm Status on November 20th with 1750 MPH winds being recorded. Iota officially was designated an Infinite Storm on November 22, 2025 with 1815 MPH winds. On November 24, 2025 Iota made landfall near Rio De Janeiro Brazil as a Infinite Storm with 1850 MPH winds. Iota then crossed back into the North Atlantic on November 26, 2025 and winds skyrocketed. On December 1, 2025 Iota officially became an Armageddon Storm with 2100 MPH winds. Humans all across the Planet panicked and begged for this season to end. However Iota had different plans. Iota made landfall on Cape Town South Africa on December 7, 2025 with 2500 MPH winds as it entered the Southwestern Indian Ocean.
Once in the Southwestern Indian Ocean Iota rapidly weakened to Infinite Storm Status with 1900 MPH winds. Iota maintained this strength until it neared Australia when suddenly BANG BANG!!!! Iota exploded into a 3000 MPH armageddon Storm and a new category was created... Superstorm. On December 15, 2025 Iota became a 3700 MPH superstorm as it made landfall on Australia. Iota then weakened over land and emerged into the South Pacific as a 3100 MPH Armageddon Storm. In the South Pacific numerous Islands were sunk and annihilated by Iota as it made landfall on 7 islands with winds between 3200 and 3500 MPH. The storm then headed towards Peru and on December 26, 2025 Iota gained 4000 MPH winds and Superstorm Status as it hit Peru. Iota stalled overland and weakened quickly becoming an Infinite Storm after drowning South America. On December 31, 2025 Iota reentered the North Atlantic and regained Armageddon Storm Status,
Humanity's population at this time was rapidly decreasing due to all the Hurricanes. Finally Iota's time had increased and it would explode in strength one last time. On January 4th 2026 Iota regained Superstorm Status and reached 4000 MPH winds. On January 8, 2026 Iota reached its peak strength with 4490 MPH winds and a -1000 millibar pressure. Iota maintained strength until January 15, 2026 when Iota hit the coast of North America at New York City. Finally Iota dissipated on January 19, 2026. In total Iota killed 49,000,000 people and caused $50 quadrillion in damages.
Extreme Medicane Kappa[]
| Category 9 tropical cyclone | |
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| Duration | July 26, 2025 – August 4, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 555 km/h (345 mph) (1-min) 732 hPa (mbar) |
On July 21, 2025 MHC began to monitor a tropical wave off the coast of Europe for potential tropical cyclone development in the Mediterranean Ocean. The wave crossed into the Mediterranean on July 22, 2025 and MHC issued a 30/60 chance of development at the next MHC outlook. Then the disturbance began to develop showers and thunderstorms and winds increased to 35 MPH. MHC then Invested this as Invest 101M and upgraded chances to 50/80 on July 23, 2025. On July 25, 2025 winds increased to 40 MPH and Invest 101M was given a 90/100 chance of development. Finally on July 26, 2025 MHC designated Tropical Medipression 11M with 45 MPH winds. In the Mediterranean Ocean storms are classified differently. Later that day 11M intensified into Tropical Medistorm Kappa with 50 MPH winds. Kappa then began to Rapidly strengthen becoming a Severe Tropical Medistorm with 75 MPH winds at the next advisory. Hurricane Watches were issued for France and Russia as the Mediterranean sea had covered most of Western Europe. Kappa strengthened into a Category 5 Medicane on July 29, 2025 with winds of 190 MPH. On July 30, 2025 Kappa exploded into a Category 7 Extreme Medicane with 220 MPH winds as it made a landfall on France. Then Kappa reemerged into the Mediterranean Ocean and rapidly reached its peak strength of 345 MPH as a Category 9 Extreme Medicane. This strength was maintained for 3 days until on August 3, 2025 when Kappa made Landfall on Moscow Russia. Kappa rapidly weakened and degenerated into a remnant low on August 4, 2025.
Kappa's landfall on France caused catastrophic damage. Extreme winds of 190 MPH shredded buildings and trees. A storm surge up to 25 feet submerged low lying areas. Winds in Paris gusted to 225 MPH. Paris was destroyed by 165 MPH sustained winds and the Eiffel Tower collapsed. In many portions of France winds exceeded 100 MPH and tore apart many buildings. Damage in France totaled $190 Billion and Kappa was responsible for 350,000 Deaths. In Moscow damage was cataclysmic. All buildings were shredded by 300+ MPH winds. Total annihilation occurred and Russia's president...Vladimir Putin... was Killed. The city of Moscow was devastated and all buildings were destroyed. Over 5 million people were killed in the Moscow area. A storm surge upwards of 60 feet submerged most of the city. Many Civilians evacuated ahead of the storm, thus saving their lives. In total Kappa caused $500 Billion in damage in Russia and 5,600,000 deaths. Kappa was responsible for 5,950,000 deaths and $690 billion in damages.
| Infinite Storm | |
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| Duration | July 28, 2025 – December 31, 2025 |
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| Peak intensity | 3150 km/h (1955 mph) (1-min) -500 hPa (mbar) |
Infinite Storm Lambda[]
On July 24. 2025 the NHC began to monitor a tropical wave located near Africa for potential development. Chances were initially low as so many storms were forming and intensifying. However the wave managed to develop convection along its axis. Saharan dust intrusions attempted to interfere so NHC only raised chances to 20/40 on July 25, 2025. Suddenly on July 26, 2025 the showers and thunderstorms began to organize and so NHC designated Invest 90L on July 26, 2025 with a 70/80 chance of formation. On July 27, 2024 the system rapidly began to organize and at the 2 PM EDT update NHC gave 90L a 90/100 chance of developing. Finally at 5 AM EDT on July 28, 2025 the NHC began advisories on Tropical Depression 31L with sustained winds of 35 MPH and a pressure of 1004 millibars. The system stayed as a Tropical Depression until RECON began flying into the storm on July 29, 2025 and it was upgraded to Tropical Storm Lambda with 60 MPH winds on July 29 at the 5 PM advisory.
By this point humans were getting sick of all the Hurricanes and over 2 billion had died as a result of these storms. So after Mu, no more storms will form. Lambda intensified into a Category 1 Hurricane on August 1, 2025 with 85 MPH winds.
Lambda peaked as an Infinite Storm with 1955 MPH winds on December 10, 2025 and made three separate landfalls at this intensity. Lambda degenerated into a remnant low on December 31, 2025. Lambda lasted for four months and killed 190,000 people throughout its path.
This is the last storm of the season.
Seasonal Effects[]
| Storm name |
Dates active | Storm category
at peak intensity |
Sustained wind speeds mph (km/h) |
Min. press. (mbar) |
ACE | landfall | Damage (millions USD) | Deaths | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Place | Time | Wind speeds mph (km/h) | |||||||||||||
| Arlene | 1/1/2025-1/15/2025 | Category 9 hurricane | 315 mph | 795 mbar | New York City and Myrtle Beach SC 250 and 315 MPH | $20 Trillion | 500,872 | ||||||||
| Beryl | 1/5/2025-1/16/2025 | Hypercane | 550 mph | 535 mbar | Brazil | $4 Trillion | 1,900,000 | ||||||||
| Camille | 1/5/2025-2/27/2025 | Megacane | 940 mph | 355 mbar | New Orleans Louisiana- 175 MPH Boston Massachusetts-245 MPH,, Gavelston Texas- 940 MPH | $6.5 Trillion | 13,989 | ||||||||
| David-Hone-Caldera | 1/5/2025-5/2/2025 | Infinite Storm | 1880 mph | -415 mbar | Barbados- 215 MPH, Martinique-215 MPH, Nicaragua- 195 MPH, Hawaii-500 MPH, Tampa-210 MPH, Washington DC-630 MPH, France- 1275 MPH, Naples Italy,- 415 MPH, Morocco-550 MPH, South Carolina- 1880 MPH | $900 Trillion | 101,987,922 | ||||||||
| Emily | 1/6/2025-4/3/2025 | Category 3 megacane | 1700 mph | -175 mbar | Chicago-170 MPH, Wilmington, 280 MPH, | $500 Billion | 19,829 | ||||||||
| Fiona | 1/6/2025-8/15/2025 | Armageddon storm | 2500 mph | -1200 mbar | All of the Atlantic- 2500 MPH at peak, Eastern Pacific,-2500 MPH at peak, California- 175 MPH, Philippians, 1850 MPH, Niraquara-1850 MPH, England-2100 MPH | $1 Sextillion | 900,000,000 | ||||||||
| Gaston | 1/28/2025-3/3/2025 | Super Hyperclone | 750 mph | 415 mbar | Newfoundland-750 MPH, New York City-665 MPH | 190,782 | $17 trillion | ||||||||
| Harvey | 2/17/2025-4/19/2025 | Category 2 megacane | 1280 mph | -15 mbar | Mexico | $2 Trillion | 190,000 | ||||||||
| Irma | 3/3/2025-3/29/2025 | Category 10 hurricane | 460 mph | 515 mbar | Louisiana-325 MPH, Houston Texas-460 MPH | $430 billion | ZERO | ||||||||
| Jose | 3/19/2025-3/31/2025 | Category 7 hurricane | 215 mph(Post analysis, 205 MPH operational) | 865 mbar(Post analysis) | Puerto Rico-210 MPH | $65 Billion | 19900 | ||||||||
| Kyle | 3/31/2025-3/26/2026(Atlantic explodes on 3/26/2026) | Armageddon storm | 5755 mph | -3650 mbar | All of the Atlantic, Washington state-170 MPH, Japan, 1950 MPH, Philippines, 2750 MPH, CA, 175 MPH | $6 Sextillion | 1,000,000,000 | ||||||||
| Laura | 6/1/2025-6/17/2025 | Category 8 hurricane | 260 mph | 820 mbar | Brownsville Texas-260 MPH | $90 Billion | 19,982
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| Maria | 6/1/2025-6/15/2025 | Category 9 hurricane | 295 MPH | 773 mbar | South America-190 MPH
Brazil-275 MPH |
$200 Billion | 5,928 | ||||||||
| Nate | 6/1/2025-7/1/2025 | Hypercane | 595 mph | 507 mbar | Lisbon Portugal-90 MPH
Brazil-500 MPH |
$185 Billion | 19,872 | ||||||||
| Ophelia | 6/2/2025-6/29/2025 | Category 10 hurricane | 465 MPH | 590 mbar | West Africa- 465 MPH | $2 trillion | 100,982 | ||||||||
| Paulette | 6/2/2025-6/10/2025 | Category 6 hurricane | 205 mph | 868 mbar | Brazil-205 MPH | $650 Billion | 1980 | ||||||||
| Quadratic | 6/3/2025-7/15/2025 | Megacane | 1005 mph | 225 mbar | Africa 260 MPH
Italy 595 MPH Myrtle Beach-1005 MPH |
$1 quadrillion | 1,900,000 | ||||||||
| Rina | 7/5/2025-7/17/2025 | Category 5 hurricane | 175 MPH | 902 mbar | Mexico 120 MPH
Tallahassee 175 MPH |
$50 billion | 190,000 | ||||||||
| Sean | 6/6/2025-6/18/2025 | Category 4 hurricane | 155 MPH | 922 mbar | Macon and Gordon GA 135-140 MPH
Savannah GA 155 MPH |
$17 Billion | 19,872 | ||||||||
| Tammy | 6/17-7/17/2025 | Category 7 hurricane | 225 MPH | 865 mbar | Macon-210 MPH
Mobile-195 MPH Chicago- 125 MPH Atlanta-210 MPH |
$1.9 trillion | 190,752 | ||||||||
| Vince | 7/1/2025-7/6/2025 | Severe tropical storm | 65 MPH | 987 mbar | Savannah-65 MPH
Gordon- 65 MPH Macon- 65 MPH |
$150 million | 15 | ||||||||
| Whitney | 7/21/2025-8/19/2025 (7/19/2025 in post analysis) | Hypercane | 570 MPH | 505 mbar | Cuba- 200 MPH
Orlando-275 MPH Gulfport- 350 MPH Macon GA- 265 MPH Bermuda- 215 MPH Azores- 505 MPH Lisbon Portugal- 570 MPH |
$7 trillion | 1,890,900 | ||||||||
| Alpha | 7/22-11/19/2025 | Infinite Storm | 1995 mph | -430 mbar | Atlantic: 1730 MPH
Eastern Pacific: 1995 MPH Mediterranean: 950 MPH |
$17 trillion | 900,000 Template:TCst | ||||||||
| Beta | 7/22/2025-7/27/2025 | Severe tropical storm | 75 MPH | 983 mbar | Brazil- 75 MPH | $2 Billion | 75 | ||||||||
| Gamma | 7/22/2025-8/19/2025 | Category 10 hurricane | 405 MPH | 570 mbar | Cape Town-210 MPH
Argentina- 405 MPH |
$340 Billion | 3,000,000 | ||||||||
| Delta | 7/24/2025-11/19/2025 | Armageddon storm | 2185 MPH | -185 | Florida-110 MPH
New York City-165 MPH Chicago- 225 MPH India-300 MPH Yucatan Penisula-750 MPH New Orleans-1000 MPH West Africa-1900 MPH |
$1 quadrillion | 12,000,000 | ||||||||
| Epsilon | 7/24/2025-8/42025 | Snowcane | 195 MPH | 881 mbar | Bahamas-70 MPH
Georgia- 125 MPH Maine-195 MPH |
$180 Billion | 5 | ||||||||
| Zeta | 7/24/2025-8/7/2025 | Firecane | 230 MPH | 876 mbar | Martinque-35 MPH
Savannah-80 MPH Washington DC-150 MPH Myrtle Beach-210 MPH Jacksonville-230 MPH |
$150 Trillion | 8,900,000 | ||||||||
| Eta | 7/24-8/21/225 | Hypercane | 520 MPH | 485 mbar | South Africa-175 MPH
Argentina City Argentina-500 MPH |
$40 trillion | 3,000,000 | ||||||||
| Theta | 7/26-8/3/2025 | Category 5 equivalent storm | 205 MPH | 857 mbar | Greenland- 150 MPH
Grindavik Iceland- 205 MPH |
$199 billion | 150,000 | ||||||||
| Iota | 7/25/2025-1/19/2026 | Superstorm | 4490 MPH | -1000 mbar | Jamaica- 110 MPH
Mobile Alabama-215 MPH Macon GA-100 MPH Atlantic City NJ-515 MPH Reykjavik Iceland- 800 MPH Cancun, Mexico- 295 MPH Los Angeles California- 400 MPH Hong Kong- 1300 MPH Morocco- 575 MPH Rio De Janeiro Brazil- 1850 MPH Australia- 3700 MPH Peru- 4000 MPH New York City- 4490 MPH |
$50 quadrillion | 49,000,000 | ||||||||
| Kappa | July 26, 2025-August 4, 2025 | Category 9 tropical cyclone | 345 MPH | 732 mbar | France-180 MPH
Paris- 165 MPH Moscow-345 MPH |
$500 billion | 5,600,000 | ||||||||