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The Boston Globe
Why Hurricane Season Has Been Calm
The article discusses the current hurricane season, noting a quieter Atlantic compared to previous years due to a super El Niño, which has suppressed storm activity with strong upper-level winds and cooler sea-surface temperatures. Despite the subdued overall activity, the Atlantic remains capable of producing storms near the coast, and past El Niño years have seen regional impacts on New England. Meanwhile, the intensely active Pacific hurricane basin highlights the contrasting conditions driven by warmer ocean waters.
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