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Hurricane Isaias shows ‘it only takes one’ to wreak havoc after historically calm Atlantic hurricane season

Scientific American · October 13, 2026 at 5:00 PM

The Category 2 storm spawned tornadoes, flooding and extreme rain when it made landfall

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Hurricane Isaias shows ‘it only takes one’ to wreak havoc after historically calm Atlantic hurricane season

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