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Does anyone know what the record is for most TD's in the Atlantic.. I know if these 2 waves form it would be 15 and 16... I'm just curious about the answer
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I dont have those archives complete from past seasons but I know that Stormsfury,wxman57 or other members will bring the answer to your question.
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We will probably never know for sure. NHC didn't begin counting tropical depressions in the stats until the late 1990's....and we know there were likely 21 or more in 1933.
Before 1998, if a tropical depression failed to reach tropical storm status....it wasn't counted in the stats (and to be totally honest, I wish they weren't now).
Before 1998, if a tropical depression failed to reach tropical storm status....it wasn't counted in the stats (and to be totally honest, I wish they weren't now).
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Josephine96 wrote:LOL so the debate rages on about TD's. lol.. This is just like how many licks to get to a Tootsie Pop center lol...
"Mr. Turtle ? How many licks does it take to get to the tootsie roll center of a tootsie pop ?"
"I don't know. Why don't you go ask Mr. Owl?"
"Mr. Owl, how many licks does it take to get to the tootsie roll center of a tootie pop ?"
"Let's find out," *Owl unwraps it and licks it once.* "Ah-one ..." *Second lick.* "Tah-hoooo (two)..." *Bites into it this time.* "Thah-reeee...ahem... three." *Hands bare stick back to the boy.*
"How many licks does it take to get the tootsie roll center of a tootsie pop? *Crunch* The world may never know."
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FWIW, there were 21 tropical depressions in 1995. However, the true answer will not be known since best track analyses do not include depressions. Only subtropical storms, tropical storms, and hurricanes are used in the NHC's best track analysis and the AOML/HURDAT reanalysis project which has already completed 1851-1910 and Hurricane Andrew.
1933 may or may not have had more than 21 total depressions since there were 21 tropical storms (unless the AOML reanalysis project provides otherwise). Aside from 1995, another year (1887) was reanalyzed to have 19 storms, not the original 17 in the first best track datasets.
SF
1933 may or may not have had more than 21 total depressions since there were 21 tropical storms (unless the AOML reanalysis project provides otherwise). Aside from 1995, another year (1887) was reanalyzed to have 19 storms, not the original 17 in the first best track datasets.
SF
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