How many more named storms will form?
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How many more named storms will form?
I will say 2, both weak tropical storms not affecting land like Joyce and Rina last year
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Re: How many more named storms will form?
I'm going to say one more - Oscar.
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Re: How many more named storms will form?
I’m going with 3. One of them becoming a hurricane.
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Re: How many more named storms will form?
I could see October squeezing out Oscar Patty and Rafael between next week's Caribbean potential and at least 1-2 more subtropical meanderers, maybe one more lower latitude storm threatening land.
November ought to squeeze out another subtropical fomation or two and cap us out with Sara or Tony. So I'm going with 3-5 more storms.
November ought to squeeze out another subtropical fomation or two and cap us out with Sara or Tony. So I'm going with 3-5 more storms.
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Re: How many more named storms will form?
One more hurricane, probably late October to early November.
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Re: How many more named storms will form?
I'm sure 57 is going to go with zero. 
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Re: How many more named storms will form?
I think Mother Nature will squeeze out two more North Atlantic basin tropical cyclones from now til the end of season November 30.
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Re: How many more named storms will form?
2 more- either both being tropical storms or one being a low-end hurricane.
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Re: How many more named storms will form?
One more, and it'll be more intense than Wilma...
No, just kidding, 3 more.
No, just kidding, 3 more.
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Re: How many more named storms will form?
I suppose 1-4 more named storms, favoring 2 as most likely. 0-2 more hurricanes, 0 most likely.
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Re: How many more named storms will form?
CrazyC83 wrote:3 more, 1 of which will be a (major) hurricane.
And hopefully that major is a fish storm with no landfalls.
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Re: How many more named storms will form?
Ken711 wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:3 more, 1 of which will be a (major) hurricane.
And hopefully that major is a fish storm with no landfalls.
In late October or November, that is unlikely. A major in the very late season is most likely to be in the Caribbean or south/eastern Gulf.
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Re: How many more named storms will form?
northjaxpro wrote:I think Mother Nature will squeeze out two more North Atlantic basin tropical cyclones from now til the end of season November 30.
I sure don't want my 14/7/2 Contest prediction to stand, and end up winning the S2K $500,000 prize money?! Oh hell no. Do you know how much in taxes i'd have to pay
Nope, i'm gonna go along with 'Jax on this one - 2 more named storms. One more October T.S. and one November West Caribb-icane. Call me crazy(C83), but i'm concerned that particular one could be bad as well.
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