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National Hurricane Center: Your Go-To Source for Reliable Storm Information - Reduce Flooding
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Source: Reduce Flooding Blog - Bob Rehak
Date: 06/01/2026 7:13pm
Article Summary:
Hurricane Season Begins: Key Insights from the National Hurricane Center and What Houston Residents Should Know
As hurricane season begins, NOAA’s National Hurricane Center is urging residents to use its extensive online resources to track storm forecasts and historical trends, noting that activity typically peaks around September 10 and often ramps up in the Gulf by mid-June. Data show the Houston area is struck by a named storm every two to three years on average during peak season, underscoring the importance of preparation as local officials host a community hurricane readiness event this week.
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Date: 06/01/2026 7:13pm
Article Summary:
Hurricane Season Begins: Key Insights from the National Hurricane Center and What Houston Residents Should Know
As hurricane season begins, NOAA’s National Hurricane Center is urging residents to use its extensive online resources to track storm forecasts and historical trends, noting that activity typically peaks around September 10 and often ramps up in the Gulf by mid-June. Data show the Houston area is struck by a named storm every two to three years on average during peak season, underscoring the importance of preparation as local officials host a community hurricane readiness event this week.
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