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Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:I don't expect a 28 storm season. But I do expect a 15 to 18 storm season. With a 180 to 200 mph cyclone in the Gulf of Mexico or two. But yes the SAL is weaker overall then it was last year. In shear over the central to eastern Atlatnic is to. In which should give us a nice cape verde season.
Cyclenall wrote:WindRunner wrote:Cyclenall wrote:I looked at the models are there seems to be nothing to note. I'm bored with the tropics right now. No action in any basin currently.
Get used to it . . . it's only been 6 days without activity . . . that's nothing compared to the beginning of August last year . . . that was 3 weeks with about this much to watch IIRC.
Link: http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/atl ... index.html
Nope, during those 3 weeks of August there were Tropical Cyclones in the Atlantic, compared to right now where there are no TC's in the Atlantic.
WindRunner wrote:Cyclenall wrote:WindRunner wrote:Cyclenall wrote:I looked at the models are there seems to be nothing to note. I'm bored with the tropics right now. No action in any basin currently.
Get used to it . . . it's only been 6 days without activity . . . that's nothing compared to the beginning of August last year . . . that was 3 weeks with about this much to watch IIRC.
Link: http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/atl ... index.html
Nope, during those 3 weeks of August there were Tropical Cyclones in the Atlantic, compared to right now where there are no TC's in the Atlantic.
Yeah . . . TS Harvey, whose best eye was present while he was an invest, tropical wave Irene, and the ever-exciting TD 10 - not one of which threatened land, and after the start last season had, people were complaining much more about the "lack of activity." Comparatively, more people were bored then then are now.
JamesFromMaine2 wrote:TD 10 did effect land since it helped to develop Katrina!
WindRunner wrote:Cyclenall wrote:WindRunner wrote:Cyclenall wrote:I looked at the models are there seems to be nothing to note. I'm bored with the tropics right now. No action in any basin currently.
Get used to it . . . it's only been 6 days without activity . . . that's nothing compared to the beginning of August last year . . . that was 3 weeks with about this much to watch IIRC.
Link: http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/atl ... index.html
Nope, during those 3 weeks of August there were Tropical Cyclones in the Atlantic, compared to right now where there are no TC's in the Atlantic.
Yeah . . . TS Harvey, whose best eye was present while he was an invest, tropical wave Irene, and the ever-exciting TD 10 - not one of which threatened land, and after the start last season had, people were complaining much more about the "lack of activity." Comparatively, more people were bored then then are now.
Yeah, there was TC's active during that time. How could people be bored then? At least there were systems to track and watch unlike right now. It's funny how people are less bored now then when there was TC's in the Atlantic!!!
wxman57 wrote:Looks like a moderate wave moving into a region of increasingly hostile conditions. Not much to be concerned about.
cycloneye wrote:wxman57 wrote:Looks like a moderate wave moving into a region of increasingly hostile conditions. Not much to be concerned about.
Yes 57,it's getting close to the TUTT wall that surely will tear it apart like what happened yesterday to the front wave.I would not mind seeing the TUTT hang on all season long.
