The Atlantic hurricane season is drawing to a close — one that was unlike any other in the past decade in the United States — yet produced one of the most powerful hurricanes ever to strike the Caribbean.

Rare season without a landfalling hurricane in the US

The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season is likely to conclude as the first in a decade without a single hurricane landfall in the United States. Hurricane season officially ends on Nov. 30.

“The U.S. benefited from a combination of unique atmospheric conditions, the timing of cold fronts pushing across the East Coast and a lot of luck to make it through the peak of the season without a single hurricane landfall," AccuWeather Chief Meteorologist Jonathan Porter said.

"This reprieve is welcome after recent catastrophic hurricane strikes l

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