When will the first named storm of 2007 season form?
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When will the first named storm of 2007 season form?
This is another of those questions that comes up every year at this time.And time goes by quickly with only 130 days left for June 1 as of January 21rst so I think it's a good time to post this question.
Time until Friday, June 1, 2007 (New York time)
130 days
3122 hours
187374 minutes
11242482 seconds
I will say by the June 11-20 timeframe.
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Time until Friday, June 1, 2007 (New York time)
130 days
3122 hours
187374 minutes
11242482 seconds
I will say by the June 11-20 timeframe.
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Last edited by cycloneye on Wed May 09, 2007 11:39 am, edited 1 time in total.
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I picked mid-July. But with these warmer than average ocean temps and the fact that El Nino will be gone by May, I should have picked Early June.
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Frankly,I am a bit surprised about how many haved voted so far for the May option,considering that El nino may linger thru that month.
But anyway,a good participation in the voting so far being this time of the year when this forum is very slow.Those who haved not voted yet,come and vote as this poll will not close at any date.
But anyway,a good participation in the voting so far being this time of the year when this forum is very slow.Those who haved not voted yet,come and vote as this poll will not close at any date.
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hial2 wrote:Hurricaneman wrote:I said may, because El Nino is weakening, and the ocean temps are warmer than average
Wasn't an abnormally strong Bermuda/Azores high a big factor in suppressing storms last year? Is it possible to forecast it?
I would think that a strong Bermuda high would serve to suppress the storm track to the south in many cases. The Bermuda high is a semi-permanent feature, so I think it would be a matter of forecasting it's relative strength.
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