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ASU scientist ties shifting seas to split hurricane season
Original: ASU ocean scientist links shifting seas to split hurricane season as Atlantic lull ends
An Arizona State University ocean scientist says changing ocean conditions help explain an unusually split Atlantic hurricane season, with the recent quiet stretch now ending. The analysis links shifting sea patterns to the lull and suggests storm activity could pick up again as conditions change. Forecasters and coastal residents are watching closely as the season enters a more active phase.
Why now: The Atlantic hurricane season's quiet period is ending, raising concern about renewed storm activity.
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