The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, which began on June 1, closes on November 30 with unprecedented activity. Reports from Havana indicate the period accumulated records in intensity and frequency. This marks the official end of a particularly active season.
The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, spanning from June 1 to November 30, concludes today with a record of activity, as reported by Prensa Latina from Havana. This period, tracked by meteorological agencies, featured an accumulation of events that exceeded usual expectations in number and storm strength.
The official close comes amid global assessments of climate impacts. While initial reports do not specify exact figures, the 'record' label highlights the year's severity. For areas like the Caribbean and Cuba, it prompts reviews of preparations for future seasons, stressing the need for resilience against shifting climate patterns.
Prensa Latina notes that the season's end does not eliminate residual risks but allows a pause in intensive monitoring.