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‘Quieter than normal’: Atlantic Hurricane Season 2025 – ‘No Atlantic hurricanes at all have hit the US’ – ‘No long-term trends, either in the frequency of hurricanes or their intensity’
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‘Quieter than normal’: Atlantic Hurricane Season 2025 – ‘No Atlantic hurricanes at all have hit the US’ – ‘No long-term trends, either in the frequency of hurricanes or their intensity’
Atlantic Hurricane Season 2025 By Paul Homewood The Atlantic hurricane season, which officially ended on 30th November, was quieter than normal, with five hurricanes, compared to a long-term average of 7.2. By far the most complete and robust data we have for hurricanes is for those which have hit the US coast. The US Hurricane Research […]
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