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Hurricane Lorenzo is currently located over the Atlantic Ocean
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Weather forecaster in the UK have tweeted out a simple explanation on the difference between Hurricane Lorenzo and Storm Lorenzo.
Also read: Employers asked to 'take account' of #StormLorenzo travel disruptions
The Met Office, which has been working with Met Éireann, has also tweeted that track over Ireland and Britain.
But what is the difference between #HurricaneLorenzo and #stormlorenzo? It's all to do with extratropical transition... pic.twitter.com/tkxsDjBBRN
— Met Office (@metoffice) October 2, 2019
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