After Wilfred, hurricanes will start sounding like fraternities. Here’s why.

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By Kate YoderSep 18, 2020, 3:59 am233 pts
This year’s hurricanes are tearing through the alphabet so fast that we’re about to run out of names for them. When Hurricane Sally hit Alabama as a Category 2 storm on Wednesday, tropical storms Teddy and Vicky were already spinning in the Atlantic. If Wilfred forms in the Gulf of Mexico as expected, it…

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