Will El Niño affect the peak of the 2022 ATL season?
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Re: Will El Niño affect the peak of the 2022 ATL season?
El Nino appears to be nonexistent right now for 2022
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All observations are in Tecumseh, OK unless otherwise noted.
Winter posts are focused mainly for Oklahoma & Texas.
Take any of my forecasts with a grain of salt, refer to the NWS, SPC, and NHC for official information
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Re: Will El Niño affect the peak of the 2022 ATL season?
There's this:
And oh, there's also this:
And this as well:
In other words, if I could invent a time machine and travel back to late 2021 to address those (including an earlier, younger version of myself
) who believed that an El Nino was well on its way for 2022....I have this message to deliver:
And oh, there's also this:
And this as well:
In other words, if I could invent a time machine and travel back to late 2021 to address those (including an earlier, younger version of myself
) who believed that an El Nino was well on its way for 2022....I have this message to deliver:
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