Here's a little research I did this morning:
Earliest Date for Storm #9 to develop:
AUG 20....1936
AUG 23....1995
AUG 24....1933
SEP 04....1990
SEP 06....2003 (Isabel)
SEP 10....1955
SEP 11....1945
SEP 11....1971
SEP 14....1916
SEP 14....2002
SEP 18....1989
SEP 20....1969
SEP 20....1998
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Earliest Date for Storm #10 to develop:
AUG 25....1995
AUG 26....1933
AUG 28....1936
SEP 17....1916
SEP 17....2002
SEP 21....1955
SEP 21....1971
SEP 21....1990
SEP 21....1998
SEP 25....2000
SEP 26....1966
SEP 27....1893
OCT 01....1944
OCT 01....1969
OCT 05....1958
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Years that saw Storm #9 by SEP 15 (and the total number of named storms that occurred that season):
1936 (8/20): 16 named storms
1995 (8/23): 19
1933 (8/24): 21
1990 (9/04): 14
2003 (9/06): still in progress
1955 (9/10): 12
1971 (9/11): 13
1945 (9/11): 11
2002 (9/14): 12
1916 (9/14): 14
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Years that saw Storm #10 by OCT 01 (and the total number of named storms that occurred that season):
1995 (8/25): 19
1933 (8/26): 21
1936 (8/28): 16
2002 (9/17): 12
1916 (9/17): 14
1998 (9/21): 14
1990 (9/21): 14
1971 (9/21): 13
1955 (9/25): 12
2000 (9/25): 14
1966 (9/26): 11
1893 (9/27): 12
1969 (10/1): 18
1944 (10/1): 11
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MOST NAMED STORMS BY SEPTEMBER 21st:
15 - 1933 & 1936
13 - 1995
12 - 2002
11 - 1916
11 - 1998
10 - 1955..1971 & 1990
9 - 2003 (so far)
Based on these historical records, it appears likely the 2003 season will end up with a total number of 14-16 named storms....or 5 to 7 more.
PW
How does 2003 stack up numberwise (so far)?
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Good research (what's new? Perry always has excellent stats, research and analysis) ... I'm still not quite sold on extrapolated averages this season of 5-7 more potential storms, but who knows ... especially since 2002 abruptly ended after the 12th storm and 8th one to develop in September last year. However, at the same time, I don't exactly think this tropical season ends with Isabel either.
Down the stretch projection still would call for 4 more storms for my number of storms to verify. Hopefully, they won't be nothing more than storms to track harmlessly through the Atlantic.
SF
Down the stretch projection still would call for 4 more storms for my number of storms to verify. Hopefully, they won't be nothing more than storms to track harmlessly through the Atlantic.
SF
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