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Texas should brace for 1st named storm of hurricane season.

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Into the storm: Saildrone to pierce the eye of hurricane season for fifth consecutive year
For the fifth consecutive hurricane season, Saildrone will deploy a fleet of uncrewed surface vehicles to monitor the harshest ocean conditions to gather vital data on the rapid intensification of bre...

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First tropical storm of Atlantic hurricane season could form within days
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Tracker: Texas should brace for first named storm of hurricane season.
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As Arthur comes ashore, season’s first tropical storm may bring worsening rain
A wide swath of the Southeast braced for dangerous floods as the first tropical storm of the Atlantic hurricane season came ashore south of Houston on Wednesday afternoon, raising risks of worsening r...

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Tropical Storm Arthur Lashes the Gulf Coast with Heavy Rain as it Moves Ashore
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Tracking Potential Tropical Cyclone One
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How do hurricanes and typhoons form and is climate change making them stronger?

Overall, the IPCC concludes that there is "high confidence" that humans have contributed to increases in precipitation associated with tropical cyclones, and "medium confidence" that humans have contributed to the higher probability of a tropical cyclone being more intense.
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Ever wonder how hurricanes form? Here's how it happens

Hurricanes are strong storms that wreak havoc in tropical areas and beyond, but there’s more to them than meets the eye. The word hurricane is believed to come from the indigenous Caribbean Taino word huricán, meaning evil spirits of the wind.
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Hurricane categories explained: How storms are rated

When hurricanes form, the category number is often the first thing people want to know. It's important to understand what the ratings really mean.
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