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Forecasters Say Quiet Start to the Season Isn’t Likely to Last

by Chrystall Kanyuck-Abel
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It’s been 51 days since we’ve had a named storm. Forecasters don’t think things will stay this quiet, however, so it’s still important to #BeReady

Historically, 90% of all Category 3 or stronger Atlantic Basin hurricanes have happened after August 20.

Last year, 13 of the season’s 21 named storms and four of the seven hurricanes formed after Aug. 20. This included Hurricane Ida, which made a Category 4 landfall in Louisiana, then triggered massive flash flooding in the northeastern United States.

Read more at https://weather.com/storms/hurricane/news/2022-08-22-atlantic-hurricane-season-quietest-start-in-30-years

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