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Why this could end up the least-active hurricane season in 13 years · NabkaNews

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Why this could end up the least-active hurricane season in 13 years

The Washington Post·4d ago

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This hurricane season may be the least active in 13 years. The current season's activity is being compared to previous years, with some indications that it could have lower activity levels. The season's overall activity level is still being assessed.

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