Rapid Intensification and Number of Storms Make 2020 a Record Hurricane Season

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By Union of Concerned ScientistsNov 30, 2020, 1:59 pm200 pts
By Astrid Caldas As we reach the official end of hurricane season, 2020 will be one for the record books. Looking back at these long, surprising, sometimes downright crazy past six months (seven if you count when the first named storms actually started forming), there are many noteworthy statistics and patterns…

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