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After the slowest start in decades, hurricane season may be heating up
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In May, US government meteorologists had predicted a busy season for hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean, citing above-average sea surface temperatures and monsoon conditions in west Africa. But then, crickets: Since June, there has been just one relatively weak hurricane (Bonnie) and two tropical storms large enough to…Read more...

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