Hurricane season is over. Here’s why the US never got hit.

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By Matt SimonDec 1, 2025, 4:45 am111 ptsTrending
Back in April, scientists read the tea leaves — or, more accurately, heaps of data — and predicted an above-average hurricane season over the summer and autumn, with nine or 10 named storms, four of which could grow to major strength. Yet hurricane season ended Sunday without even one of them making…

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