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Isaias is the first storm in the Atlantic this year to reach hurricane status. El Niño has kept the season relatively quiet.

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Isaias is expected to quickly strengthen into the season’s first hurricane by early Thursday – the latest first-forming Atlantic hurricane in reliable records by a wide margin.

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The forecast predicts mild temps for many, above-average heat in the West — and a cold snap for some in early October.