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See planes, equipment Hurricane Hunters use when they fly into some of world's worst storms

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By Angeli Gabriel, Brandy Campbell Verified
| FOX Weather Verified
LAKELAND, Fla. – Hurricane season is on the horizon, and NOAA’s Hurricane Hunters are ready to fly into any storms to keep Americans safe. FOX Weather Correspondent Brandy Campbell spoke with Capt. Nate Kahn, commanding officer of the NOAA Aircraft Operations Center, about the Hurricane Hunters and what it’s like to fly into a hurricane.
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See planes, equipment Hurricane Hunters use when they fly into some of world's worst storms

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By Angeli Gabriel, Brandy Campbell Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
See planes, equipment Hurricane Hunters use when they fly into some of world's worst storms LAKELAND, Fla. – Hurricane season is on the horizon, and NOAA’s Hurricane Hunters are ready to fly into any storms to keep Americans safe. FOX Weather Correspondent Brandy Campbell spoke with Capt. Nate Kahn, commanding officer of the NOAA Aircraft Operations Center, about the Hurricane Hunters and what it’s like to fly into a hurricane.
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Disabled father, son killed in LA fire after being unable to evacuate, family says

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By Emilee Speck Verified, Brandy Campbell Verified
| New York Post Verified
A father and son with disabilities died in the Eaton Fire after they were unable to receive a medical evacuation, according to family members. It will be weeks before the fatalities from the Los Angeles fires are known as teams continue to search the charred areas of the Palisades and Eaton fires for remains, but some families have also discovered their loved ones on their own.
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