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100 days until hurricane season

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February 21, 2025

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100 days until hurricane season

While winter may feel like it will never end, Atlantic hurricane season starts in 100 days.

The Atlantic hurricane season officially begins on June 1, 2025, and goes through Nov., 30, 2025. With just 100 days left until the start of the season, now is a great time to start preparing. Here's how Weather & Radar can help.

Did you know that our app offers hurricane alerts? Our alerts give you 48 hours of lead time when your area is at risk for a tropical storm or hurricane. Click this link to learn more about how these alerts work and how to check if they are turned on.

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You'll also want to keep an eye on our Breakfast Brief during hurricane season. Every day during hurricane season, our Breakfast Brief includes a tropical update.

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We also give you the latest updates from the field during hurricane season on our app and social media.

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