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Hurricanes KatiaLive Science
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Hurricane Katia , Irma and Jose formed a near-perfect line in the North Atlantic Ocean .
The storms formed in the same expanse of water between Northwest Africa and the Gulf of Mexico .
Some of the swirling storms later made landfall in the U.S. and Mexico .
It's rare to see so many of them so close together.
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