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The wave we are tracking is now Invest #98L with likely Caribbean impacts, named or not. Also tracking the lead wave ahead of it (lower odds).
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 373 (Milton) , Major: 373 (Milton) Florida - Any: 373 (Milton) Major: 373 (Milton)
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Second Half of October Activity

Posted: 01:18 PM 18 October 2025 | | Add Comment

With occluding fronts rolling into the subtropics and tropical waves still rolling into the tropics, opportunities for development continue into the second half of this back-loaded 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season. One silver lining, climatology increasingly disfavors mainland US landfalls from October on. However, this is not the case for locations in and around the Caribbean, nor for Bermuda, and systems are still deserving to be watched.

The most impressive wave of two we have been tracking for some time now has just been Invest tagged, 98L. The wave ahead of it also has a chance to develop, but appears to be less than 98's. Interests in and around the Caribbean may want to begin paying closer attention to both of these waves.

Model deep dives and speculation on 98L: 98L Forecast Lounge


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