Want to understand hurricane forecasts like a pro? Our Ultimate Hurricane Forecasting Dictionary explains essential terms—like wind shear, eyewall, and the cone of uncertainty—in simple language that actually makes sense.

Despite record-warm ocean temperatures, hurricane activity remains limited across the Atlantic. Why? The Saharan Air Layer (SAL) is acting as a natural suppressor—blocking storms before they can form. Learn how this dusty, dry air mass from Africa acts as an atmospheric shield, and what it means for hurricane season in Florida and beyond.

Learn how to read the Wind Speed Probability Map and why it’s a vital tool for understanding hurricane wind risks beyond the forecast cone.

Confused by hurricane forecast cones and tropical outlooks? Learn how to read the NHC’s predictions like a pro, avoid common misinterpretations, and prepare smarter during hurricane season.

Need to track hurricanes like a pro? This sneak peek highlights trusted weather apps and sites for the 2025 season. From NOAA to Windy, explore smart tools for staying storm-ready. Full article lives on our Prep Blog.

Understand how hurricanes are classified and measured, from wind speed to storm surge. This narrative breakdown of the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale.