Experts warn of another busy Atlantic hurricane season
Forecasters say La Nina, climate change, warmer Atlantic waters, the Gulf Loop Current, Saharan Africa storm seeds, and a multi decade active cycle point to continued severe storms. The season opens with expectations of high activity and potential reoccurring major hurricanes.
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Agatha Becomes May’s Strongest Pacific Hurricane Onshore
Hurricane Agatha, strongest May Pacific hurricane on record, struck Oaxaca with 105 mph winds then weakened inland into Veracruz. Floods and mudslides cut power to towns like San Isidro del Palmar, Zipolite faces wind damage, and residents salvage belongings as Tonameca river overflows. Authorities report no deaths but warn of ongoing flood risks.
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