August 2022’s hurricane drought may be short-lived, meteorologists predict

01 September 2022

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Meteorology experts canvassed by this publication are still forecasting a busy end to this hurricane season, despite the quietest start seen in 25 years, noting that a “climatological peak” is expected in the next few weeks.

Yet, it is still unclear to experts how the rest of the season will shape out – whether it will consist of a few severe storms, or more frequent but less severe ones.

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August 2022’s hurricane drought may be short-lived, meteorologists predict

Meteorology experts canvassed by this publication are still forecasting a busy end to this hurricane season, despite the quietest start seen in 25 years, noting that a “climatological peak” is expected in the next few weeks.

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August 2022’s hurricane drought may be short-lived, meteorologists predict

Meteorology experts canvassed by this publication are still forecasting a busy end to this hurricane season, despite the quietest start seen in 25 years, noting that a “climatological peak” is expected in the next few weeks.

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