ConvergenceZone wrote:Yea, it's been many years since I can remember conditions looking as horrible as they do this year in the Atlantic. Usually you have dry air here or there, or shear here or there, but this year dry air and shear just seem to be dominating. And from what I've been told anyway, the El Nino isn't even here yet, so it's not as if conditions are suddenly going to magically get better once El Nino hits......
Do like me, take this normally busy season and get stuff done!! I'm doing outdoor activities and chores that I normally can't do, because I get addicted to reading this board...... Don't worry, I'm sure next year, the big storms will be back and so will the addiction to the board. It's just one of those abnormal years...... It was a strong quick start to the season which will probably be cut short by the El Nino bringing a halt to the tropical activity...........
Enjoy the time off!!!!
On a side note, I wouldn't be suprised if we get a storm or two originating in the Gulf of Mexico before the year is all said and done...
Lol, we haven't had a decent season since 2008 now. I've pretty much lost much of my interest in the tropics since there's been really nothing of note the past few years. That excitement is just going away. This year looks the same way.
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