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Re: Atlantic Hurricane Season Starts Today and 30 Years of this Website
      Wed Jun 04 2025 01:08 PM

In my recent memory (which is declining due to early onset!!) I don't recall the CAG being this active (potentially on both sides of the isthmus) this early in the season. Are there any analog years which might be compareable?

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