DANKENGINE420 wrote:boi
which names on dat list have strong tendencies
as in
which like to be strong hurricanes historically
and which usually stay as weak storms
Daniel is the most famous one from this list.
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DANKENGINE420 wrote:boi
which names on dat list have strong tendencies
as in
which like to be strong hurricanes historically
and which usually stay as weak storms
Yellow Evan wrote:DANKENGINE420 wrote:boi
which names on dat list have strong tendencies
as in
which like to be strong hurricanes historically
and which usually stay as weak storms
Daniel is the most famous one from this list.
DANKENGINE420 wrote:Yellow Evan wrote:DANKENGINE420 wrote:boi
which names on dat list have strong tendencies
as in
which like to be strong hurricanes historically
and which usually stay as weak storms
Daniel is the most famous one from this list.
i really only care about lane tbh
how strong is she usually
CyclonicFury wrote:DANKENGINE420 wrote:Yellow Evan wrote:
Daniel is the most famous one from this list.
i really only care about lane tbh
how strong is she usually
Lane is actually a male name.
Chris90 wrote:There's still a lot of uncertainty with el nino at this time, but I'm personally feeling like this season will achieve a higher ACE than last year. Personal hunch is that more than one storm will achieve Cat 4 (maybe get a 5 this year?), and the majors will maintain intensity longer than the storms last year. As for what names will be the big ones, I've got a feeling about Fabio but that is it right now.
cycloneye wrote:I am going to ask this question with the following scenario in mind. If the PDO flips to negative while ENSO goes Weak to Moderate El Niño by late Summer or fall,how active the EPAC season will be?
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