The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season officially ends on Nov. 30, and with no storms on the horizon, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said most people feel like it's been a positive season, "and we needed it."

Floridians can let out a sigh of relief this year. The 2025 hurricane season will, with all certainty, conclude Sunday without a landfalling storm in the state. The official end of the season will come with little fanfare after the National Hurricane Center has gone weeks without watching a tropical system.

As hurricane season ends Sunday, it looks like Florida has been spared. In fact, the whole country was spared for the first time in a decade. That being said, a warming climate is still causing storms to intensify more rapidly, the way Hurricane Melissa did before slamming Jamaica as a deadly Category 5 in October.

FOX 35 Storm Team Meteorologist Brooks Garner joins Garrett Wymer to wrap up the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season. Hurricane season officially ends on 30. To date, there have been five hurricanes and eight tropical storms,

Blank spaces remind us of what was. A divot on the other side of a bed. An empty dog bowl and no scratches at the door. A hurricane season infused with inordinate dread. Florida has emerged on the other side of 2025 unscathed by storms,

After a lack of tropical systems in the Gulf, a dry end to summer and a strong early cold front during November, the shallow waters west of Central Florida are as clean as I can remember in my lifetime during this time of year. Last year, it took months for water to clean up after the pair of hurricanes and record rainfall associated with them.

Florida celebrated a hurricane-free season in 2025, but meteorologists say several atmospheric conditions and timing had to align perfectly to keep storms away from the state.

A financial consultant writes that, as a hurricane season that spared Florida has ended, business owners should take stock and prepare for the future.