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SC spared brunt of hurricane season, but experts predict stronger storms in the future

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The Atlantic went from July 2 to Sept. 1 without a named storm for the first time since 1941. An average season by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's standard has 14 named storms, seven hurricanes and three major hurricanes. A lot of wind shear July through August, plus dry air, that suppressed any potential storms during those months.

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SC spared brunt of hurricane season, but experts predict stronger storms in the future

This week wraps up one of the most abnormal "normal" Atlantic hurricane seasons in a while.

1 year ago·Charleston, United States

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