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Meanings of hurricane season in English

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Usage of hurricane season in English
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Every hurricane season, news reports divide the country's coast into two camps.
Wired
2
Forecasters say this year's hurricane season is expected to be especially active.
Reuters
3
Those who are back worry about what this hurricane season will bring.
Reuters
4
The 2007 hurricane season, expected to be busy, is reaching its peak.
Reuters
5
Celia is the third named storm of the eastern Pacific hurricane season.
Reuters
6
Noel was not the only deadly storm of the 2007 hurricane season.
Reuters
7
The hurricane season is not yet over, we may depend upon that.
The Three Admirals
8
Florida insurance industry in better shape to face hurricane season ORLANDO, Fla.
Reuters
9
Could the US and Caribbean be heading for their worst hurricane season?
The Guardian
10
The slow storms worry scientists given how busy 2020's hurricane season has been.
Reuters
11
The hurricane season is set to run for several more weeks.
Reuters
12
Raging rapids ripped towns apart in the area in the 2005 hurricane season.
Reuters
13
Irene was the first named storm of the new hurricane season.
Wired
14
Harvey is the first major storm of the Atlantic hurricane season.
Radio NZ
15
The height of the hurricane season is usually not until August and September.
Reuters
16
And Cea is mindful that the peak hurricane season is still to come.
Chicago sun times
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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