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Hurricane Lee formed naturally, and no current technology can create hurricanes

Geoengineering technology isn't advanced enough to create or manipulate hurricanes. Hurricane Lee was formed by a set of atmospheric conditions.

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If NC faces a rapidly intensifying storm, like Lee, will we have time to prepare?

The Gulf has seen hurricanes rapidly intensify in recent years. North Carolina’s emergency officials have been watching and learning.

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If NC faces a rapidly intensifying storm, like Lee, will we have time to prepare?

The Gulf has seen hurricanes rapidly intensify in recent years. North Carolina’s emergency officials have been watching and learning.

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NC makes emergency plans for rapidly intensifying hurricane

NC makes emergency plans for rapidly intensifying hurricane
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Will Hurricanes Hammer the East Coast? We Traveled to the Sahara Desert To Find Answers

In the hurricane nursery off the western African coast, 80 percent of the Atlantic’s most destructive tropical cyclones have formed. Saharan dust can be a

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