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Team used a model that looked at tropical cyclone activity over the past 5,500 years and found 11 time periods when there were 40 percent more storms than usual.
Theory is that when the sun is more active, it sends more energy to Earth that warms up the oceans and provides fuel for tropical storms.
News comes as America is already in midst of hurricane season that is poised to be a record breaker.
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