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Atlantic Hurricane Outlook Ahead of Peak Season
The Atlantic hurricane season has been unusually quiet, with only three tropical storms so far, leading forecasters to reduce their predictions for the number of storms this year. This shift is attributed to the development of a potentially record-strong El Niño, which creates wind shear that inhibits storm formation in the Atlantic. Despite fewer storms, experts warn that the risk of a damaging hurricane remains, and homeowners along U.S. coasts should stay vigilant and prepared.
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