Atlantic Hurricane Season Remains Quiet Amid Growing Tropical Activity
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Despite being peak hurricane season, the Atlantic has experienced an unusual quiet period with no named storms for over two weeks, attributed to stable atmospheric conditions and weak Hadley Cell activity, raising questions about climate change impacts on hurricane patterns.
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