Is the NHC actually becoming more reluctant to name storms, or is this a baseless conspiracy theory?
Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2024 9:06 pm
I have seen accusations that, recently, the NHC is becoming more reluctant to name storms: that the NHC is not naming storms that would have been named in previous years, specifically from before 2022.
To me, this seems outlandish: we have better satellite equipment than ever and we are able to catch more storms than ever before. Surely this means that more short-lived tropical/subtropical cyclones will be detected. Where are these allegations coming from?
To me, this seems outlandish: we have better satellite equipment than ever and we are able to catch more storms than ever before. Surely this means that more short-lived tropical/subtropical cyclones will be detected. Where are these allegations coming from?