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The number of deaths from hurricanes varies significantly each year, influenced by the storm's intensity, population density, preparedness, and response measures. On average, hurricanes cause hundreds of fatalities annually, but in more severe years, such as during Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the death toll can reach into the thousands. Recent years have seen improvements in forecasting and emergency response, which have generally helped to reduce fatalities. However, the exact number can fluctuate widely depending on the specific storms that occur each year.

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