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NOAA Set to Reveal 2026 Hurricane Season Predictions Soon

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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is scheduled to release its forecast for the 2026 hurricane season in the Atlantic basin on Thursday, just days before the official start of the season. This announcement is crucial for residents and businesses in El Paso and surrounding areas, as it provides insights into potential storm activity and preparedness measures. The forecast can significantly impact planning for emergency responses and resource allocation. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about the predictions and prepare accordingly.

Key Details: • NOAA will announce the hurricane season forecast on Thursday. • The 2026 hurricane season officially begins on June 1. • Residents should monitor local news for updates and preparedness tips.

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