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Unusually active hurricane season affects areas from Hawaii to Halifax

This year's hurricane season is described as unusually atypical, spanning a broad area from Hawaii to Halifax. No confirmed casualty or damage figures are provided.

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A geographically unusual season can create forecasting, preparedness and disruption challenges across multiple coastal regions.

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  1. From Hawaii to Halifax, why is this hurricane season so bizarre? ↗theweathernetwork.com · Recorded source date: Sep 12, 2026, 9:46 PM UTC

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