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NOAA Predicts Above Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season

The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration’s update for the 2022 hurricane season, covering a six-month period that ends on Nov. 30, calls for 14-20 named storms with wind reaching 39 miles

Katherine Clements August 24, 2022

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NATIONWIDE — One of the strongest storms in more than a decade slammed into Texas’ Gulf Coast in late August, immediately spurring questions of whether federal response to the destructive

Nina Jussila September 14, 2017

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NOAA Predicts Above Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season

Who’s in charge at NOAA and why does it matter?

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