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Upcoming Atlantic Hurricane Season: Increased Activity and Rising Landfall Risks

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Source: Gizmodo
Upcoming Atlantic Hurricane Season: Increased Activity and Rising Landfall Risks
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The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, initially slow, is expected to intensify due to record-high ocean surface temperatures and favorable atmospheric conditions, raising concerns about increased storm activity and potential landfalls, driven by climate change and natural oscillations like the Madden-Julian Oscillation.

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  1. The Atlantic Hurricane Season Is About to Get Real  Gizmodo
  2. Atlantic Hurricane Season Updated Forecast Calls For 12 More Storms  The Weather Channel
  3. Get ready for an active mid-August in the Atlantic  Yale Climate Connections
  4. NOAA updates seasonal outlook; tracking two disturbances  FOX 13 Tampa Bay
  5. Hurricane forecast: Slow streak persists, but odds actually rising of major U.S. landfall  Tallahassee Democrat

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