Hurricane Erin continues to strengthen in the Atlantic and is expected to reach major hurricane status between Saturday and Monday.
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) has raised alerts as an area of low pressure near the Cabo Verde Islands shows increasing signs of tropical development, potentially posing a threat to the Caribbean and Florida over the next week.
According to the National Hurricane Center (NHC), these systems have the potential to strengthen into tropical storms over the next few days.
Florida is once again under the meteorological spotlight as a broad area of low pressure—currently drifting over the Florida Panhandle—threatens to bring heavy rainfall, flash flooding, and possibly develop into a tropical depression later this week.
The weather phenomenon known as La Niña is playing a decisive role in shaping the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, which experts warn could be one of the most intense and active in recent years.
Travelers planning summer vacations may want to reconsider waiting on travel insurance. Experts are warning that 2025 could mark the most active hurricane season on record, with projections of up to 17 named storms.