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Hurricane Milton was the 17th recorded hurricane to blow through the Treasure Coast since 1871, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Historical Hurricane Tracker. TCPalm compiled the list below based on hurricanes whose paths ... at Okcthunderwire.usatoday.com

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This is just a tad unusual, especially when we entered what should have been the most active segment of the hurricane season. Take a look at the two tropical outlooks below, set for the same date and time but exactly one year apart. at Clickorlando.com

Here's what the Atlantic has seen so far during the explosive 2024 hurricane season, remaining names on the storm name list and more. Atlantic hurricane season officially started on June 1. The season will remain active through Nov. 30. at Yahoo.com

San Carlos Beach in Monterey typically hosts scenes of divers clad in wetsuits, people lazing on the grassy slopes and children splashing in the shallows. But if you have ventured down to the at Santacruzsentinel.com

Deaths, power outages, and billions in destruction; the damage of Hurricane Milton is still unfolding, but is it one of the worst this century? Alicja Hagopian and Julia Musto report at Independent.co.uk

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