Hurricane Imelda formed Tuesday morning in the western Atlantic Ocean, becoming the fourth hurricane this year. Meanwhile, Humberto remains at Category 2 status but is continuing to weaken, according to forecasters.
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Imelda becomes 4th Atlantic hurricane of 2025 as Cat 2 Humberto continues to weaken
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Key Takeaways:
- Imelda was officially named on Tuesday morning in the western Atlantic Ocean.
- It became the fourth hurricane of the 2025 Atlantic season.
- Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Miami shared the update.
- Humberto, a Category 2 hurricane, is reportedly weakening.
- This development was first reported by The Advocate.
The Fourth Hurricane of 2025
Hurricane Imelda formed Tuesday morning in the western Atlantic Ocean, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami. This new storm marks an important point in the ongoing 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, becoming the fourth hurricane of the year.
Storm Details and Forecasts
Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center noted Imelda’s status early in the day, emphasizing its emergence as part of a busy season. The agency closely monitors Atlantic storms and provides official updates on their development and potential impact.
Humberto’s Current Status
Meanwhile, hurricane experts also confirmed that Humberto, another storm active in the Atlantic, remains a Category 2 hurricane but is continuing to weaken. Although Humberto had previously shown strong intensity, latest reports indicate it is losing strength.
Reported by The Advocate
This story was first reported by The Advocate. Published on 2025-09-30, their coverage provides details on both Imelda and Humberto, highlighting the evolving nature of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season.
