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Effects of Atlantic drought could increase damage during hurricane season

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CITYnews halifax / By The Canadian Press

The effects of this summer’s drought could have wide-ranging impacts as the Atlantic hurricane season continues through to the end of November.

Many parts of the Atlantic provinces suffered from severe to extreme drought over the summer months.

While droughts can cause major damage long term, in the short term a severe period of drought can weaken tree roots, making them more susceptible to falling or breaking in high winds.

Droughts can also dry out soils, making it harder for water to penetrate and remain in the ground, leading to erosion and a heightened risk of flash flooding.

Hurricane season has been relatively quiet so far this year, though several experts say things could pick up through October.

Experts are predicting more than a dozen named storms this hurricane season, with three to five major hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean basin.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept 28, 2025.

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