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A Strong Storm from Hurricane Isaias Passes Iceland

On the afternoon of 14 October 2026, a strong extratropical cyclone passed closely by the coast of Iceland. The storm had formed from what was left of Hurricane Isaias. Extratropical cyclones are large, spinning storm systems outside the tropics. They often have a comma-shaped cloud pattern and bring strong winds, rain, or snow. As the storm passed Iceland, the NOAA-21…

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