Dominican Republic Ready for Intense 2025 Hurricane Season

The Dominican Republic braces for an active 2025 hurricane season. The National Meteorological Institute (ONAMET) predicts a busy season, forecasting 16 to 17 named tropical storms. At least nine of these storms are expected to intensify into hurricanes, with at least four reaching significant intensity. "The key is to be prepared every year," stated an expert interviewed in the video, highlighting the importance of preparedness. ONAMET's forecast underscores the need for proactive measures. The government has mobilized over 15,000 volunteers for disaster response and is utilizing a new state-of-the-art weather radar at Las Américas airport to enhance monitoring capabilities. The video showcases the country's preparedness efforts and the advanced technology being deployed to mitigate the impact of the upcoming hurricane season.