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But amid finger-pointing over what mistakes may have contributed to dozens of deaths during Hurricane Ian, its very concept is being questioned. https://t.co/C6FHvo9VTf — PolitiTweet.org

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The forecast cone. Its image is ubiquitous ahead of any hurricane, and fundamental to decisions coastal residents, first responders and politicians make to prepare for storms and to evacuate them. https://t.co/C6FHvo9VTf https://t.co/ItpLXBRGjh — PolitiTweet.org

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The National Hurricane Center graphic is perhaps misunderstood as widely as it is broadcast. It simply shows the projected locations of a storm’s center, however, many mistakenly view it as indicating where danger will be limited to. https://t.co/C6FHvnRMF7 — PolitiTweet.org

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