In a recent update, NOAA has maintained its forecast for the Atlantic hurricane season. The agency is still predicting below-normal activity for the season. This prediction is part of NOAA's updated Atlantic hurricane season forecast.
Further details on the forecast can be found through NOAA or local news sources such as ABC13 Houston, for those looking for more information on the Atlantic hurricane season and its potential impact.
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