Rare Atlantic Quiet: Only Two Hurricane-Free Years in 175 Years
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Over 175 years of records, the Atlantic has had only two hurricane-free years (1907 and 1914); with the advent of satellites, some pre-satellite storms may have been missed, making true hurricane-free years extremely rare.
Topics:nation#atlantic-ocean#climate-variability#historical-records#hurricanes#note-historical-records#satellite-era#weather
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