As of now, there is no specific hurricane forecast pinpointing exactly where a hurricane will hit in Florida during the 2025 season. The hurricane season officially begins on June 1, 2025, and forecasts predict an above-average hurricane season with 13 to 19 storms expected, including 9 hurricanes and several major (Category 3 or higher) hurricanes
. Experts warn that warm ocean waters around Florida and the Atlantic basin could fuel rapid intensification of storms, similar to recent years, increasing the risk of strong hurricanes making landfall in Florida and other U.S. coastal areas
. The Weather Company and other forecasters suggest an above-average risk of hurricanes making landfall along the U.S. coast, including Florida, but the exact locations and timing remain uncertain at this stage
. Currently, Florida is experiencing warm and dry conditions with no immediate hurricane threats, but the state is preparing for the upcoming season, which could bring significant impacts
. In summary, while the 2025 hurricane season is expected to be active and Florida remains at risk for hurricane landfalls, there is no precise forecast yet on where in Florida a hurricane will hit. Residents should stay updated as the season progresses and storms develop.
