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#Imelda has been quite windy on Bermuda. After Imelda, we are watching the basin for what could also be an active October (TBD)

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Re: Humberto and Imelda
Tue Sep 30 2025 08:49 AM

#Imelda is now a #hurricane - the 4th of the 2025 Atlantic season and the 3rd to form since 21 September. 2025 is tied with 1920, 1941, 1963, 1998 and 2000 for the most Atlantic hurricane formations between 9/21-9/30 on record. pic.twitter.com/uv1aDNkO7K
— Philip Klotzbach (@philklotzbach) September 30, 2025

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Humberto and Imelda	cieldumort	Tue Sep 30 2025 08:49 AM
Re: Humberto and Imelda	cieldumort	Tue Sep 30 2025 08:49 AM
Re: Hurricane Humberto and 94L (Likely Imelda)	cieldumort	Sat Sep 27 2025 10:01 AM

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