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Atlantic sets 60-year record for longest hurricane-free period

The Atlantic Ocean has reportedly broken a 60-year record for the longest period without a hurricane. The pattern is unusual, but no active disaster is indicated.

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Extended hurricane absence may affect seasonal risk assessments and understanding of changing Atlantic conditions.

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