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This story is part of The State of Science, a series featuring science stories from public media journalists across the United States. It features reporting by Reid Frazier from The Allegheny Front.

Hawaiʻi has generally been safe from the worst effects of hurricanes. But this year two hurricanes battered the islands in a matter of weeks.

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