.... SO FAR ....
Atlantic Ocean (hyper motion)
9 TD
9 TS
4 H
3 MH (Alex 120 mph, Charley 145 mph*, Frances 145 mph)
Eastern Pacific Ocean (slow motion)
11 TD
8 TS
4 H
2 MH (Darby 120 mph, Howard 140 mph)
* = I think they may be adjusted to 150 mph or more after the NHC/TPC does its final analysis of the storm.
The Battle for the Gold; Atlantic vs. Eastern Pacific.
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Hurricanehink
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I'd say Atlantic simply because the EPAC has already hit its peak, and storms are very rare in November and December, even October is pretty rare. While the EPAC may continue its lead in September, I think the Atlantic will have a strong finish. What's interesting is that every TD became a TS. The last year to do that was 1998, with 14 storms.
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