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Eastern Pacific hurricane season ramps up as the Atlantic stays dormant
The Eastern Pacific hurricane season is active with above-average activity predicted due to warm water temperatures, while the Atlantic hurricane season remains dormant. NOAA highlights contrasting conditions between the two regions, with the Eastern Pacific already forming storms like Amanda, Boris, and Cristina, whereas the Atlantic is quiet through its first week.
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